Arterial and venous disorders

Conditions treated and cured

ARTERIAL:

• Aneurysms (thoracic and abdominal aorta, visceral and peripheral artery)
• Aorto-iliac vascular diseases
• Neck arterial diseases
• Lower limb arterial diseases
• Upper limb arterial diseases
• Traumatic injuries

VENOUS:

• Lower limb varicose veins
• Deep vein thrombosis
• Traumatic injuries

Surgery

Surgical procedures

FOR ARTERIAL DISEASES:

• Conventional techniques or techniques for biological or synthetic by-pass, angioplasties, implants, etc.
• Endovascular techniques or percutaneous placement of endoprosthesis for thoracic and abdominal aorta, arterial angioplasty with or without stent
• “Hybrid” techniques associating the previous techniques in the same patient in an appropriate operating room

FOR VENOUS DISEASES::

• Conventional techniques performing saphenectomies, major veins stripping, varicectomies for medium calibre vessels and crossectomies
• Endovascular techniques, using laser, radio frequency, cyanoacrylate glues, ultrasound-guided mechanical-chemical ablations (Clarivein).

ASSOCIATED TREATMENTS are also performed: infusion therapy (systemic or intra-arterial), marrow stimulation, epidural probe placement (for ischemic pain therapy), elastic-compressive bands, “advanced” medications and skin grafts in collaboration with Wound Therapy and Diabetic Foot Centre.