Vascular Access
Vascular Access for Oncology & Chronic Hemodialysis Patients
Written byTriantafyllos Giannakopoulos MD, PhD, FEBVS, FACSMedically reviewed: 27 July 2026
Specialized solutions for long-term therapeutic access. At Vascular Therapy we ensure the creation of a successful vascular access with the least possible discomfort to the patient.
Vascular Access
Chronic vascular access for long-term therapeutic support
Special patient groups require Chronic Vascular Access (arteries, veins or arteriovenous communications) for the long-term or medium-term administration of appropriate therapy. At Vascular Therapy we ensure the creation of a successful vascular access with the least possible discomfort to the patient.
Minimal Discomfort
Creation of access with the least possible discomfort for the patient, using modern minimally invasive techniques
Increased Durability
Vascular access with a long lifespan, reducing the need for repeat procedures
Reduced Complications
Minimal complication rate both during access creation and during daily use
Special Patient Groups
Personalized vascular access solutions tailored to each patient's needs
Oncology Patients
Placement of Central Venous Catheters (CVC) and Port-a-Cath for the administration of chemotherapy and other therapies with safety and comfort. These devices allow repeated access to the venous system without the need for continuous venipunctures, significantly reducing the oncology patient's discomfort during their treatment.
Nephrology Patients
Creation of arteriovenous fistula (AVF) or arteriovenous graft (AVG) for hemodialysis with long durability and minimal complications. Successful vascular access is vital for chronic hemodialysis patients as it ensures effective dialysis and quality of life.
Do You Need Vascular Access?
Proper vascular access is crucial for the success of your treatment. Contact us for a personalized assessment and selection of the appropriate method for your needs.
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