Vascular Surgery Services

A thorough medical history and clinical examination combined with laboratory measurements (portable Doppler ultrasound, Ankle Brachial Index [ABI] at rest and after exercise) form the cornerstone of accurate diagnosis.

At Vascular Therapy, everything is determined by the patient as the risk from existing diseases is individualized and all possible interventions are weighed against the risks they carry. In accordance with the Hippocratic dictum "to help, or at least to do no harm", our commitment is that the patient is offered the solution with the greatest possible benefit and the least possible risk.

In the majority of patients, conservative measures that can be taken to relieve symptoms have not been exhausted, and at Vascular Therapy patients are guided to consciously modify their lifestyle in the opposite direction from what led them to the disease. Additionally, medication is optimized and in many cases — especially in patients with very high perioperative risk — it becomes clear that "surgery is not the only solution".

Triplex (Color Duplex) imaging is a non-invasive diagnostic method that uses ultrasound to visualize blood vessels. It allows us to evaluate vessel structure, blood flow, and the presence of any blockages or narrowings. It is an essential tool for the diagnosis and monitoring of vascular diseases.

Due to atherosclerosis affecting all vessels in the body, the patient is treated as a whole system before surgery and undergoes thorough clinical and laboratory pre-operative evaluation. Excellent collaboration with renowned Cardiologists, Pulmonologists, Nephrologists, Neurologists, Radiologists, and Endocrinologists establishes the correct pre-operative strategy, while intraoperative collaboration with Anesthesiologists experienced in vascular surgery ensures the best possible outcome for the patient.

Achieving a lasting result with the greatest possible safety for the patient requires regular post-operative monitoring. Vascular Therapy patients receive clear instructions for scheduling their follow-up examinations, enabling vascular events to be detected early and relapses to be prevented before they cause irreversible damage, often in a minimally invasive manner.