Angiology

The Department of Vascular Surgery (or Angiology) provides diagnosis and treatment of venous and arterial diseases.

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The department evaluates conditions such as varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis, chronic venous insufficiency, peripheral artery disease, and inflammatory vascular disorders. The clinic offers modern diagnostic methods, minimally invasive procedures (laser ablation), and surgical treatment.

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Treatment of venous and arterial conditions is particularly effective when diseases are detected at an early stage. Therefore, when the first symptoms appear, it is important to consult a doctor promptly and begin appropriate treatment.

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Treatment may include lifestyle changes, medication, minimally invasive procedures, surgical interventions, and vascular rehabilitation.

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Angiology also includes preventive measures and long-term management strategies aimed at reducing the risk of developing vascular diseases.

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Symptoms of vascular diseases

• Pain in the lower limbs

• Easy fatigue and intermittent claudication after walking 50–100 metres

• Swelling / coldness of the limbs

• A feeling of heaviness / burning

• Family history / genetic predisposition

• Type II diabetes mellitus

• Tobacco dependence

 

How to choose a vascular surgeon?

When choosing a surgeon, several factors should be considered: the doctor's experience, the clinic's technical capabilities, the accuracy of diagnostics, and the availability of conservative, minimally invasive, and surgical treatment options. A good angiologist evaluates not only an existing vascular condition but also its risk factors and the likelihood of complications.

 

How can I book a vascular surgery consultation?

You can book a vascular surgery consultation at the clinic by calling:

Head of the Department of Vascular Surgery — Irakli Papaskua