Vascular surgery is a medical specialty that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of vascular diseases affecting arteries, veins, and lymphatic vessels. Surgical techniques are employed to restore normal blood circulation and the proper functioning of the vascular system.
Vascular surgery may be necessary in various cases, including:
The necessity for vascular surgery is assessed individually for each patient based on their diagnosis and vascular health. A vascular surgeon will devise the best treatment plan according to medical indicators and the patient’s specific needs.
If necessary, our medical professionals provide consultations both within Ukraine and globally, either in-person at our Kyiv clinic or through online appointments scheduled in advance. Our services encompass diagnostics, treatment, and preventive measures.
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You should contact a vascular surgeon (phlebologist) as soon as possible if you are experiencing the following symptoms:
If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s important to seek medical attention promptly.
The consultation with a surgeon includes:
Medical Interview: The doctor will inquire about your symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle.
Physical Examination: A comprehensive assessment of altered areas, local lymph nodes, and the condition of each organ system will be conducted through careful examination, palpation, and other investigative methods.
Laboratory Tests: This involves both general clinical tests and specific ones, including the study of tumor markers, substances that help assess the likelihood of tumor development.
Diagnostic Imaging: To assess the overall body condition and specific areas with changes, various imaging techniques such as X-ray (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), positron emission tomography (PET), and more, may be employed.
The main stages:
or escorted on foot. In the airlock room, the patient is provided with a medical cap and shoe covers to prevent the entry of microorganisms into the operating room's environment.
a designated surgical team with a specific composition, tailored to the requirements of each operation.
the configuration of which varies based on the nature of the procedure. The patient is securely fastened to the table using specialized straps.
performs a venous puncture in the hand, inserts a catheter to administer necessary medications, attaches electrodes to the body for continuous monitoring of the heart's electrical activity, places a blood pressure cuff on the shoulder, and attaches a sensor to measure blood oxygen levels. These measures are essential for the ongoing monitoring of the patient's condition during both anesthesia and the surgery itself.
of the operation is contingent upon the specific objectives, the anatomical site being operated on, and aligns with the intricacies of the chosen surgical strategy and technique.
Following the surgery, the patient regains consciousness in the postoperative observation ward. If needed, oxygen can be administered through a delicate tube to ensure adequate oxygen supply to the body. A nurse will diligently monitor the patient’s condition and, if required, administer medications in accordance with the doctor’s instructions.
Before the patient is discharged, the doctor will assess the surgical sites, establish a plan for subsequent rehabilitation, and provide further guidance and recommendations.