Vascular Surgeons in Dubai

Engaging a vascular specialist may also be beneficial for those suffering from diseases including diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, smoking, and other disorders that have the potential to negatively impact blood vessels.

Your doctor might suggest consulting a specialised surgeon if you have illnesses that affect your blood vessels.Often, symptoms can act as warning signs for underlying vascular issues. For example, leg pain could be an indication of peripheral artery or vein disorders. Your doctor would suggest you seek vascular treatment if you have the following conditions or symptoms they may present with:

1. Aortic aneurysm – Pain in the chest, back or abdomen 
2. Buerger’s disease – Leg pain upon walking, usually in smokers 
3. Pulmonary embolism – chest pain, spitting of blood in patients with a DVT 
4. Carotid artery disease – with weakness / paralysis, which comes on suddenly
5. Intestinal ischemia – Abdominal pain after a meal with weight loss
6. Chronic venous insufficiency – Leg pain, swelling or heaviness, especially in the evenings
7. Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) – Focal leg pain with or without swelling of the leg
8. Lymphedema – leg swelling including the foot
9. Fibromuscular dysplasia 
10. Varicose veins – pain, itching or darkening of the skin
11. Peripheral artery disease (PAD) – pain in the leg when walking
12. Renal artery stenosis – high blood pressure, worsening of kidney function
13. May-Thurner syndrome – one sided leg pain or swelling upon standing or walking
14. Thoracic outlet syndrome – pain, swelling, numbness or coldness when lifting the arm to one side
15. Visceral and peripheral arterial aneurysms – often without symptoms till they become quite large
    

Services by Gargash Hospital's Vascular Surgery Department

Our experienced vascular surgeonswork as part of a team of licensed and trained nurses, technicians and OR staff. We offer the only fully functional Vascular lab in the UAE with a Registered Physician in Vascular Interpretation (RPVI) from the US.

In addition, our wound care team manages complex problems with unique solutions such as use of anti-microbial beads as well as wound VAC and outpatient IV antibiotics along with complex reconstructions.

Together with your doctor, a personalized plan is created to address your unique issues and improve results. Our goal is to design the specific treatment not just looking at the disease, but of you as a person and in the context of your beliefs and values – sometimes this will not necessarily be the least invasive, but it will be what we feel we would feel you would most benefit from.For instance, those who are having carotid artery problems may be advised to undergo surgeries like carotid endarterectomy or carotid artery revascularization, which are essential for preventing strokes.

Treatments & Procedures:

Our treatments include the following:

• Using injectable treatment (sclerotherapy) to treat spider veins, or other superficial veins beneath the skin.
• Utilising endovenous laser therapy and radiofrequency ablation to treat varicose veins.
• Performing surgical operations to treat aneurysms and dissections of the aortic artery.
• Addressing peripheral arterial disease, commonly known as atherosclerosis.
• Facilitating dialysis access and port implantation.
• Providing deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism treatments Addressing traumatic artery and vein damage.
• Treating diabetic foot ulcers caused by poor blood flow, especially in the lower limbs.
• Treating chronic wounds
• Lipedema surgery
• AV malformation treatment

Why choose Gargash Hospital for Vascular Surgery in Dubai?

Our trained, certified teams are only the beginning of the care offered at Gargash Hospital . Gargash Hospital has a warm atmosphere and kind staff, with a strong emphasis on patient comfort and the value we place in the role of your family in our goal of healing.

Conclusion

Placing your vascular health as a priority and taking preventative steps are both essential if you want to avoid having vascular surgery. Maintaining a balanced diet that emphasises fruits, vegetables, and whole grains while cutting back on saturated fats and sodium intake is a good place to start. Regular exercise, such as brisk walking or swimming, improves cardiovascular health and blood circulation. Your risk of vascular issues can be decreased by stopping smoking and managing your stress through relaxation methods like yoga or meditation. If you have diabetes, it's important to monitor your blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels. These lifestyle choices provide a solid foundation for avoiding the need for vascular surgery and ensuring your wellbeing, together with routine checkups and attention to medical advice.