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View our surgeons discussing the following diseases and conditions.


Hemodialysis

  • What is hemodialysis?


  • Who is treated with hemodialysis?


  • How is dialysis performed?


  • What is an arterial venous fistula and an arterial venous graft?

  • How long does an arterial venous fistula operation take and what kind of anesthesia is used?

  • Do I have to stay overnight when undergoing an arterial venous fistula operation?


  • What type of vein do you use in this procedure?


  • What are the chances of stenosis (narrowing of the vein) or thrombosis (blood clot in the vein) associated with this procedure?


  • What if I have more questions?


Carotid Artery Disease

  • What are symptoms of blockage of the arteries?


  • Are symptoms difficult to recognize?


  • What is carotid artery disease?


  • Who is at risk for heart disease?


  • Should I be screened for heart disease?


  • What does the screening test consist of?

  • Is there any medication I can take to prevent heart disease?

  • What types of surgery are available for heart disease?


  • After surgery, what are the chances the artery can narrow again?


Leg Ulcers

  • What are leg ulcers?


  • Who is at risk for leg ulcers and what is the cause?


  • Which occurs more frequently, venous (vein) disorders or arterial disorders?


  • How are patients evaluated for leg ulcers?


  • What is the treatment for leg ulcers?


Peripheral Artery Disease

  • What is peripheral artery disease (PAD)?


  • What is claudication?


  • What are risk factors for peripheral artery disease (PAD)?


  • How do you determine if a patient has peripheral artery disease (PAD)?

  • How do you manage medications for peripheral artery disease (PAD), what are done about foot ulcers and what happens when the disease reaches a critical level?


  • What is a stent and what is bypass surgery?

  • What can you tell me about the staff at the Vascular Surgery division?

Vascular Laboratory and Screening

  • What kind of tests are done in the Vascular Laboratory?


  • What is an ultrasound test and what kind of tests are done at the Vascular Surgery division.


  • Who should be screened for vascular problems?


  • What types of vascular diseases do you screen for?


  • What is the importance of screening?


  • What are abdominal aortic aneurysms, blockages in the corodic arteries, peripheral artery disease (PAD) and venous disease?


Claudication

  • What is claudication?


  • What causes claudication?


  • Where does claudication cause pain?


  • What are risk factors for coronary artery disease?


  • Is there a correlation between blockage of arteries in the legs and coronary artery disease?


  • What are the risk factors for coronary artery disease?


  • Can these risk factors be controlled?


  • What type of exercise program do you recommend for patients with claudication?


  • What happens if a patient's health doesn't improve?


  • What are some drugs and interventional procedures used?


  • What are treatments for artery blockage?


Varicose Veins

  • What are varicose veins?

  • What symptoms are associated with varicose veins?


  • Are varicose veins a serious condition?


  • What causes varicose veins?


  • What are spider veins?


  • How are varicose veins diagnosed?


  • What treatment is administered for varicose veins?


  • Do you recommend "stripping" for treatment of varicose veins?


Aortic Aneurysms

  • Dr. Maldonado on CBS


  • What's new in the treatment of abdominal aortic aneurysms?


  • What are the less-invasive or minimally invasive forms of treatment for abdominal aortic aneurysms?


  • Which types of aneurysms need to be treated?


  • Are there any medical treatments to prevent aneurysms?


  • Should patients be screened for abdominal aortic aneurysms?


  • Are abdominal aortic aneurysms solely hereditary?


  • Should a vascular surgeon treat a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm?


  • What are the benefits of a having a vascular surgeon treat "Triple A's" (Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm)?



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