ENDOVASCULAR SURGEON CLINIC

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Endovascular surgery is a novel, less invasive procedure used to treat blood vessel problems such as aneurysms, which are swellings or "ballooning" of the blood vessels. To gain access to the blood vessels, a small incision near each hip is made. A catheter, a long, narrow flexible tube, is used to insert an endovascular graft, which is a special fabric tube device framed with stainless steel self-expanding stents, through the arteries, and into the aorta. When the graft is in place, it expands and seals off the aneurysm, preventing blood from flowing into it. The graft is permanently implanted in the aorta. Previously, this condition was treated with open surgery, which required an incision in the side of the chest or breastbone and a lengthy recovery period. Patients usually stay in the hospital for seven to ten days after open surgery and recover for three months. Endovascular surgery, a less invasive alternative to open surgery, has several advantages, including a shorter recovery period, less discomfort, local or regional anesthesia rather than general anesthesia, smaller incisions, less stress on the heart, and fewer risks for patients with other medical conditions. Patients who require surgery but are at high risk of complications due to other conditions may benefit from this procedure.

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