Arterial ulcers, accounting for approximately 10% of all leg ulcers, are caused by blockages in the arteries that restrict blood flow to the legs. These arteries are responsible for delivering oxygen-rich blood and nutrients from the heart to the leg tissues. When these arteries narrow or become blocked, the tissue is deprived of the essential nutrients it needs to stay healthy, leading to the formation of painful ulcers. Thankfully, advancements in medical treatments, particularly through interventional radiology, now offer non-surgical options for managing and healing leg ulcers. This minimally invasive approach helps restore blood flow, improve healing, and significantly reduce the need for traditional surgical intervention.