Vascular Surgery

A vascular surgery examination is a specialist medical examination that aims to check the condition of blood vessels (arteries, veins and capillaries) and lymph vessels (capillaries, pre-collectors, lymph nodes, lymphatic trunks).

The vascular surgery examination allows, through endovascular or minimally invasive techniques, to analyse the structure, functioning and presence of any pathologies of the blood system, which transports blood through the body, and of the lymphatic system, which allows proteins, liquids and lipids to pass from the tissues to the blood system.

During the examination, the vascular surgeon performs a detailed assessment of the patient's vascular health. This may include physical examinations, vascular imaging tests such as Doppler ultrasound, computed tomography or angiography. The aim is to identify vascular pathologies, assess their severity and determine the need for surgery or medical treatment.

Varicose vein surgery:

• Varicectomies
• Laser treatment of saphenous veins

A specialist vascular surgery examination aims to improve blood circulation, prevent serious complications and promote the patient's general well-being. Treating vascular diseases is essential to reduce the risk of strokes, heart attacks, skin ulcers and other potentially dangerous consequences. A vascular surgery visit offers a targeted and competent approach to address the challenges related to the vascular system, enabling the patient to enjoy a better quality of life and optimal vascular health.