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Vascular surgeon – Helping you live a better life

Earlier the role of a surgeon was different and the surgeries were quite time-consuming and associated with many complications. With time, there is much advancement in technology and knowledge about various diseases and its treatment, now the surgeries have also become much advanced, minimal invasive, shorter in duration and are associated with fewer complications.

Vascular Surgery is certainly one of the major surgical branch out of many others, which deals with blood vessels. Thanks to the research and studies carried out in medical science that helps a lot of patient’s live better life and extend their life.



Vascular Surgeon – An important role in vascular surgery
The vascular surgeon is a specialist who treats problems associated with blood vessels (arteries, veins & lymphatics), either with medicines or with interventions(like angioplasty, stenting & bypass). They provide the right consultation for their patients suggesting them relevant changes like 
  • Vascular surgeon creates a treatment plan to suit the patient’s needs based on the severity of the condition of their disease.

Vascular Disorders like such as varicose veins, arterial blockages(limb ischemia), aneurysms, lymphatic disorders, vascular malformations, thoracic outlet syndrome, diabetic foot ulcers affect the normal life of a person. In such cases, vascular surgery can be of great help to the patients to fight the pain. The role of expert surgeons like Dr. Bhavin who is one of the Best Vascular Surgeon in Hyderabad are :

·       Treat thoracic and abdominal aortic aneurysm(abnormal dilatation/enlargement of main blood vessel)
·       Provide relief in symptoms that occur due to venous disease and peripheral arterial blockages
·       Treat varicose veins and associated complications
·       Prevent a stroke that can occur from Carotid Artery Disease
·       Heal venous leg ulceration
·       Offer hemodialysis for the patients having complications related to kidney
·       Keep a check on the vascular issues related to renal disease or diabetes in patients
·       Improve patients overall lifestyle
·       Prevent leg amputation caused due to peripheral artery disease by doing peripheral angioplasty and stenting
·       Healing of diabetic foot ulcers and saving leg and life

Advancements in Vascular Surgery
Like other branches of medicine, vascular surgery has also undergone advancement in treating patients. The endovascular procedure is one of them. The endovascular procedure is a minimal invasive procedure, where whole blockage or narrowing in a blood vessel of the the patient is opened up with a small puncture(hole), using balloon angioplasty and stents.
In the past, endovascular procedure/angioplasty was limited to heart disease only, but now due to the avaibility of more advanced technique and equipment, it can be used for all the blood vessels of the human body. Peripheral angioplasty has replaced bypass surgery in almost 50-60% of cases.
Vascular surgeons like Dr. Bhavin, diagnose patients with vascular disease and if the patient is diagnosed for the same it is identified as dilated arteries condition.
Benefits of Endovascular Surgery
  • Minimal invasive procedure – done with a small hole in leg or arm
  • Done under Local anesthesia – no complications related to anesthesia
  • Stay in hospital is very short (1 or 2 days only)
  • Overall improvement in the quality of Life
  • Very useful and beneficial for old age patients, who are not fit for any kind of surgery or anesthesia
  • Back to normal day to day life within a couple of days
Patients can live a better life and perform daily activities post-surgery/procedure as per doctor’s instructions. Dr. Bhavin is having vast experience of treating with endovascular procedures.
Endovascular Procedures includes following
·       Peripheral angioplasty/stenting for arterial blockages
·       Endovenous ablation(LASER/RFA) for varicose veins
·       Endoascular aneurysm repair for aortic aneurysm
·       Tibial angioplasty for diabetic foot ulcers with tibial disease
·       Carotid artery stenting for stroke patients
·       Thrombolysis for DVT patients



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Location: Hyderabad, Telangana, India

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