Vascular Surgery
Vascular Surgery focuses on diagnosing and treating diseases affecting arteries, veins, and other blood vessels. It includes arterial blockages, aneurysms, blood clots, and peripheral vascular disorders. The goal is to improve blood flow, prevent serious complications such as stroke or gangrene, and protect vital organs.
Part of General Surgery
What is Vascular Surgery?
It is a surgical specialty focused on treating artery and vein disorders through open surgery or minimally invasive endovascular procedures.
What conditions are treated in this department?
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Peripheral and coronary artery blockages (in coordination with catheter-based interventions)
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Arterial aneurysms
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Blood clots in veins or arteries
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Peripheral varicose veins or deep vein issues
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Vascular repair after trauma or accidents
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Emergency cases like aortic rupture
How is diagnosis and treatment performed?
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Comprehensive clinical evaluation, blood tests, and vascular imaging (Doppler Ultrasound, CT Angiography, MR Angiography)
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Determining intervention type: open surgery or minimally invasive catheter procedures
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Surgery to remove blockages, repair aneurysms, or extract clots
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Postoperative follow-up to ensure normal blood flow and minimize complications
Follow-up Duration
Medium to long-term depending on the condition, including monitoring blood pressure, vessel function, and clot prevention.
Treatment Goals
Restore normal blood flow, prevent serious complications, protect vital organs, and improve patient quality of life.
Providers for Vascular Surgery
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