Vascular Surgery is that branch of Surgery that deals with the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of vascular diseases in general (arteries, veins, lymphatics).

Diagnostics – Executable examinations:

• Specialist examination vascular surgery
• Specialist examination angiology
• Specialist phlebology examination
• Echocolordoppler examination cerebroafferent vessels (carotid, vertebral)
• Arterial and venous echocolordoppler examination of the lower limbs
• Arterial and venous echocolordoppler examination of the upper limbs
• Echocolordoppler examination of abdominal vessels (aorta and iliac vessels, cava and iliac veins)
• Echocolordoppler examination of renal and visceral arteries
• Saliva (DNA) tests for cardiovascular risk assessment and thrombophilia
• Assessments of vascular malformations
• Diagnosis and treatment of deep and superficial venous thrombosis

Outpatient treatments

• Sclerotherapy of capillaries, reticular veins, varices
• Lower extremity varices with minimally invasive techniques (lkaser, radiofrequency, sclerotherapy, CHIVA) under ambulatorial and under local anesthesia
• Mechanical lymphatic drainage (or pressotherapy) for edema or phlebolymphedema
• Elastocompressive bandages
• Treatment of ulcers and skin injuries in general (decubitus, phlebostatic, lymphatic, arteriopathic ulcers)
• Heterologous skin grafts
• Small amputations in patients with diabetic foot
• Incision and drainage of hematomas

Surgical interventions:

• Lower limb varices with the following techniques
• Stripping
• Laser or radiofrequency
• CHIVA
• Sclerotherapy and scleromousse
• Simple phlebectomies
• Interventions for hemorrhoidal goiters with HELP Laser technique;
• Incision and drainage of thrombosed hematomas and varicose goiters
• Placement of central venous catheters (PIC, PORT etc)
• Placement of caval fiilters (in the prevention/treatment of thromboembolism)
• Peripheral angioplasties in arteriopathic patients
• Major and minor lower limb amputations
• Treatment of vascular malformations