Vascular Surgery

Specialised Care for Blood Vessels and Circulation

The Vascular Surgery Department at Cardea Superspeciality Hospital focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of diseases affecting blood vessels outside the heart and brain. These conditions involve the arteries, veins, and lymphatic circulation, and if not addressed in time, they may increase the risk of serious cardiac events.

Conditions Treated

Our vascular specialists manage a wide range of problems, including:

• Peripheral artery disease (PAD)

• Aneurysms of major arteries

• Varicose veins and venous insufficiency

• Blood clots (deep vein thrombosis)

• Carotid artery disease that may lead to stroke

• Vascular injuries and trauma

Services and Procedures

At Cardea, vascular surgery services are closely connected to our Cardiology and Cath Lab facilities, because circulation issues often overlap with heart disease. Our key services include:

• Endovascular procedures – minimally invasive techniques to open narrowed arteries

• Bypass surgery for blocked arteries – restoring blood flow to limbs and organs

• Varicose vein treatment – laser or surgical management of painful or swollen veins

• Aneurysm repair – surgical or catheter-based approaches to prevent rupture

• Thrombectomy and clot management – removal or dissolving of dangerous clots

Integrated Care with Cardiology

Vascular health is directly linked to the heart. Patients with peripheral artery disease, carotid blockages, or aneurysms often also have coronary artery disease. That is why our vascular services are designed in coordination with our Cardiology Department.

For example:

• A patient with leg pain due to PAD may also be at risk of a heart attack.

• Those with carotid disease may require both vascular intervention and a cardiology assessment for cardiac risk.

This integrated model of care ensures no aspect of cardiovascular health is left unchecked.

When to Consult a Vascular Specialist

You should consider visiting our vascular team if you experience:

• Persistent leg pain while walking (claudication)

• Non-healing wounds on the legs or feet

• Swollen, twisted, or painful veins

• Sudden numbness or weakness suggestive of stroke risk

• A pulsating lump in the abdomen or chest (may indicate aneurysm)

Technology and Facilities

• Access to Cath Lab for endovascular interventions

• Advanced vascular imaging and Doppler studies

• Modern operating theatres and intensive care units

• Multidisciplinary team for surgical and medical management

Why Choose Cardea for Vascular Surgery

• Comprehensive vascular and cardiac care under one roof

• Expertise in both open surgical and minimally invasive procedures

• Early detection and prevention through strong collaboration with cardiology

• Patient-focused recovery with emphasis on mobility and quality of life