Carotid Surgery:
Carotid (cervical carotid artery)diseases and carotid-related stroke treatments are safely performed in our hospital. Stroke Surgery is performed for carotid-related strokes. It is an early surgical method. The surgery, which is performed to relieve stenosis in the carotid artery and prevent a possible stroke, is also performed on paralyzed patients who are suitable for surgery. Patients 7-10 days after the stroke can be treated with this method. These patients should be evaluated not only for vascular problems, but also for diabetes (DM), hypertension (HT), heart disease or another large vascular disease. In carotid surgery, the inside of the vessel is cleaned and quickly closed. The operation is completed in approximately 1 hour.
Peripheral Vascular Surgery:
Peripheral vascular surgery means bypassing/bridging the blockage in the main artery that carries blood to the arm or leg. Bypass provides more blood flow to the tissue and relieves pain, while allowing existing wounds to heal and reducing the risks of serious infection and limb loss. Once the obstruction is detected after Doppler ultrasonography performed on the complaining area or after medicated computed tomography or magnetic resonance imaging examinations, the most appropriate The treatment approach is decided.
In the open surgery technique, the blocked vascular area, leg vein (saphenous vein) or Bridging (by-pass) surgery is performed using artificial vein (graft). After the surgery, which is completed in about an hour, the patient is taken to the service. We perform surgery the next day and discharge you within 2-3 days.
For patients who are at high risk for open surgery due to their comorbidities, atherectomy with local anesthesia and percutaneous angiography. , drug-coated balloon or stenting is performed. With these procedures performed under local anesthesia, the patient is kept away from the risks of general anesthesia.
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