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Our accomplished vascular surgeons blend precision with compassion to address a range of circulatory conditions. From complex procedures to comprehensive vascular health management, our specialists offer the best treatments to restore your blood flow and improve your life quality. Book an appointment with our experts today.

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Vascular diseases are increasing due to change in lifestyle, food habits, smoking, hypertension and diabetes.

Our AIM is “Save the Limbs” from ulcer/amputation/pain.

“Mobility is life” Life is mobile .

Department of Vascular surgery comprises two of the best vascular surgeons in Coimbatore that deal with all vascular problem affecting the arteries, veins vascular malformation, lymph edema and diabetic related vascular problems.

We also Thrombolyse, Embolectomy, Thrombectomy, angioplasty and Stenting for acute limbs, Threatening Ischemia to prevent amputation of limbs.

Bypass surgery , Aorto iliac, Femoral popliteal, Femoro Femoral by pass surgeries for chronic ischemia using vein and vascular grafts for non healing ulcers and painful limbs.

For venous disorders-varicose vein we do ultra sound endovenous laser ablation ultra sound guided Microfoam sclerotherapy, Phelebotamy and perforator ligations short term procedure by 1 to 2 days hospital stay.

Department is dealing lymphedema, diabetic foot, vasculitis disease, post phlebitic venous disease swelling ulcer with modern methodology, aortic and peripheral arterial aneurysm repair AU access for haemodialysis.

Department is handled by the best vascular surgeons in Coimbatore with more than 20 years of experience in the field.

Medical Conditions

When plaques form out of fat cells in your arteries, you get carotid artery disease, which limits blood flow to your brain and head (carotid arteries). A stroke, a medical emergency caused by a lack of or significant reduction in blood flow to the brain, is a real possibility now that your artery has become blocked. A stroke cuts off the oxygen supply to the brain. Symptoms of carotid artery disease typically manifest over several years. It is possible that a stroke or TIA will be the first indication that you have the disorder (TIA). Temporary ischemia is a condition in which blood supply to the brain is interrupted for an unpredictable amount of time. The first line of treatment for carotid artery disease involves lifestyle changes and prescription medications to regulate blood pressure levels; in severe cases, Carotid endarterectomy and Carotid angioplasty and stenting are generally performed.

When a blood clot (thrombus) forms in a deep vein, most commonly in the legs, the condition is known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Leg pain or edema may be symptoms of deep vein thrombosis. Long-distance travel, bed rest after surgery, illness, or an accident are all situations in which you might develop. Blood clots in the veins, known medically as deep vein thrombosis, can be extremely dangerous if they break free. The clots can then make their way to the lungs, where they might obstruct blood flow (pulmonary embolism). Venous thromboembolism is the combination of deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism (VTE). Medications, inducing blood injections, and catheter directed thrombolysis are usually the line of treatment.

The necrosis (death) of a large amount of tissue with added infection causes gangrene. This can happen after an injury or infection or to someone with a chronic condition that compromises blood flow. A lack of oxygen and nutrients delivered by the blood to damaged tissues is the primary cause of gangrene.

The risk of gangrene rises with conditions like diabetes and chronic smoking. Any part of the body is affected, although the toes, feet, fingers, hands, and intestines tend to be the first to go.

Treatment for gangrene:

The treatment begins with medication, surgery, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Medications :

This includes higher antibiotics and medicines to improve the blood flow.

Surgery:

Surgery involves the removal of gangrenous parts of the body. If not done the infection from the gangrenous part will spread along the blood flow and can cause multi organ failure, septicemia, and death. So an early surgery to remove the gangrenous part is very important.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy:

In hyperbaric oxygen therapy, 100% oxygen is used in a pressurized chamber. The norm is to lie on a surface with padding that can be slid into a transparent plastic tube. Slowly, the chamber's internal pressure will increase to about 2.5 times that of the surrounding atmosphere.

The use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy increases the blood's oxygen-carrying capacity. In tissues with low oxygen levels, anaerobic germs thrive, but this process can be slowed by introducing fresh, oxygenated blood. Infected wounds can also benefit from this, as the healing process is sped up.

On average, a gangrene patient will spend 90 minutes in hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Treatments & Procedures

The vascular surgeon will surgically remove plaque that has formed within the carotid artery. The surgeon will create a cut (incision) on the side of the neck over the damaged carotid artery. The plaque is surgically removed, and the artery is dilated. The artery will be re-stitched by the surgeon. By doing so, blood flow to the brain is restored.

A catheter (a thin, flexible tube) is inserted into an artery in the groin by the vascular surgeon during the process. It will be carefully inserted into your neck to fix the blockage in your carotid artery. The tip of the catheter is a small balloon and stent that has been deflated. The balloon is inflated once it reaches the carotid's narrowest point. The confined space is thereby released and the stent is deployed. The term "carotid stenting" describes this procedure.

Vascular Surgery Treatment and Procedures

Varicose Vein

Happy Vascular Surgery Patients Feedback

My Leg Vein Blockage Disappeared Thanks to Ramakrishna Hospital

There has been black spots appearing on my legs in my veins, it was very strange. Wanted to consult for Vein block treatment in Coimbatore came to ramakrishna hospital for the treatment. Taken the treatment the clots and spots disappeared along with the pain. Thanks, doctor.

Sangeetha

Omalur

Highly Recommended Vascular Surgeon for Varicose Vein Treatment

I could sense enlarged veins and swollen. I felt it was due to varicose I consulted Dr. P. Govindaraj famous vascular surgeon in Coimbatore from ramakrishna, He treated the condition to me, Treatment worked well and I have been following his advice on a few exercises, It was very useful.

Mathew

Palani

Revived Blood Flow and Sensation: Thanks to Ramakrishna's Treatment for Blood Clots in Veins

Due to blockages of blood in veins, there was no oxygen supply to the legs properly which caused me pain and numbness. Was looking for a good specialist for giving Block blood flow treatment in Coimbatore, as one of my colleagues has taken treatment for the same at ramakrishna, I consulted the doctor here and received treatment. Must say by the course of medication and exercise, blood flow improved and sensation is back. Thanks, doctor.

Arunraj

Coimbatore

Our Vascular Surgery Department's Top Vascular Surgeons in Coimbatore

Dr. P. GOVINDARAJ

M.S(GS)Mch Vascular., FICS FVSI (Vascular)

Consultant Vascular Surgeon

Vascular Surgery Specialist in Coimbatore

Dr. VISHNUKUMAR VENKATESAN

M.B.B.S., M.S(GS)Mch Vascular., M.R.C.S.

Consultant Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different types of vascular diseases?

There are different types of vascular diseases like atherosclerosis, peripheral artery disease, varicose veins, collagen vascular disease, and many more. All vascular diseases can be treated completely when diagnosed at the right time.

Is vascular surgery serious?

During these procedures, surgeons create a new blood flow conduit to bypass the blocked area and restore direct blood flow to the lower leg and foot. This is a major surgical procedure that is carried out under anaesthesia through leg incisions.

Why should you consider vascular surgery?

When patients discover they have a vascular issue that could cause serious difficulties, they frequently require the services of a vascular surgeon. If you've been sent to a vascular surgeon, it's likely that your illness requires more investigation and treatment. Sri Ramakrishna Hospital offers both traditional and modern techniques to treat vascular diseases. The experts also use laser procedures to treat vascular concerns.

What is a vascular disorder?

When the blood vessels are affected by an abnormal condition, it is called vascular disease. This typically leads to significant injury or death. Any abnormal state of the blood arteries is referred to as vascular disease. Outside of the heart, vascular disorders can "appear" everywhere.

Are varicose veins life-threatening?

Varicose veins aren't usually dangerous to your life or limbs, and they don't usually make you more likely to get deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or blood clots, a condition known as a lot of people worry about.

Can varicose veins fade over time?

Varicose veins generally once affected can stay with you for a lifetime unless treated. Although walking and following home tips may help you manage the symptoms, varicose veins require proper medical treatment to completely cure.