Peripheral vascular disease refers to diseases of the arterial system, with the exception of heart and cerebrovascular disease. Disease includes all problems related to the flow of blood in the arteries leading to muscles and organs. If not detected and treated in time, the patient can have limb necrosis, have to remove the joint or amputate the limb and face a high risk of heart attack, fatal stroke.

Peripheral artery occlusion of the lower extremities is one of the serious diseases that not only affects health but also poses a risk of amputation necrosis, even death.

Hi Doctor. Three children had multiple occlusion (occlusion of middle cerebral artery M1 segment, thrombosis of right pulmonary artery branch, occlusion of right popliteal artery, stenosis of left superficial femoral artery). With such a condition, can the disease be cured? Thank you Doctor.

The occlusion of the artery below the knee not only causes pain and difficulty in moving for the patient, but in the severe stage, it can cause ulceration and necrosis of the extremities. Endovascular intervention is an effective method in the treatment of arterial occlusion below the knee.

Hello doctor, I would like to ask for your advice. The three children are 74 years old this year. Have longstanding diabetes and blood pressure. Yesterday, I had a physical examination and discovered that I had an abdominal aortic aneurysm.

Arteries are vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood throughout the body. They carry blood to the brain as well as the tips of the toes. Healthy arteries have smooth inner walls and blood flows through them easily. However, some people may experience blocked arteries. This is caused by a buildup of plaque on the inner wall of an artery. Arterial plaque can reduce blood flow or in some cases can completely block it.

Peripheral artery occlusion is a silent disease or manifests itself but is not obvious, causing treatment delay and patients suffering severe sequelae such as amputation due to gangrene.

Peripheral vascular disease includes diseases related to the arterial system that supplies blood to the limbs. If not treated promptly, it can greatly affect the movement of the limbs, even causing gangrene and amputation.

Amniotic band syndrome is a rare condition in which bands of amniotic sac membrane separate and become entangled with the baby’s fingers, toes, or other parts of the body. This constriction can cause a variety of complications, depending on the location of the amniotic bands and how tightly they are wrapped. However, in some cases, babies are born with functional disabilities in parts of their bodies.

Reoperation in peripheral vascular disease is a treatment method for patients who have had previous surgery for peripheral vascular disease and now have abnormal signs of the disease related to anemia, bleeding...

Visceral aneurysms usually occur in the abdominal aorta, weakening the artery wall. If not detected, treated promptly, and treated promptly, visceral aneurysms can seriously affect the patient's health, even death.