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Vascular surgery is for when your vascular disease cannot be treated with less invasive, nonsurgical means. You should ask your doctor what you can and cannot do before and after the surgery.
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What is the purpose of vascular surgery?
Vascular surgeons specialize in treating the blood vessels of the body. Their surgery revolves around restoring blood flow to an area that was lost as a result of trauma, disease, or other causes.
What do vascular surgeons do?
Vascular surgeons specialize in treating the blood vessels of the body. Their surgery revolves around restoring blood flow to an area that was lost as a result of trauma, disease, or other causes.
What are some of the steps involved in a vascular surgery procedure?
Vascular surgery disease indicates that it can not be treated at home. During surgery some steps are followed such as balloon angioplasty, aortic and peripheral vascular endovascular stent placement, thrombolysis, and other adjuncts for vascular reconstruction
Where can one find information on vascular surgery?
You can find information on vascular surgery online at websites such as Health Grades, WebMD, and MayoClinic. You can also read about it on the Encyclopedia of Surgery website.
What has the author Hugh G Beebe written?
Hugh G. Beebe has written: 'Complications in vascular surgery' -- subject(s): Adverse effects, Blood-vessels, Complications, Surgery, Vascular Surgery
Where can one find a medical journal of vascular surgery?
One can find a medial journal of vascular surgery from websites like Student Doctor, Vascular Web, Science Direct, WH Center, Springer, NYM and Pro Medica.
What has the author Samuel S Ahn written?
Samuel S. Ahn has written: 'Handbook of endovascular surgery' -- subject(s): Handbooks, manuals, Handbooks, Methods, Endoscopic surgery, Angioplasty, Blood-vessels, Endoscopy, Angioscopy, Vascular Diseases, Surgery, Vascular Surgery
What has the author W Andrew Dale written?
W. Andrew Dale has written: 'Management of vascular surgical problems' -- subject(s): Blood-vessels, Complications, Surgery, Vascular Surgery 'Management of arterial occlusive disease' -- subject(s): Arteriosclerosis, Vascular Diseases, Vascular Surgical Procedures
What are the normal results of peripheral vascular bypass surgery?
The risk of death or heart attack is about 3-5% in all patients undergoing peripheral vascular bypass surgery. Following bypass surgery, amputation is still an outcome in about 40% of all surgeries performed.
What specialties uses the TIMI classification system?
cardiology, vascular surgery
What causes peripheral vascular disease?
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What surgeries are covered by the term vascular surgery?
Balloon angioplasty and/or stenting, aortic and peripheral vascular endovascular stent/graft placement, thrombolysis, and other adjuncts for vascular reconstruction.
