Vascular Surgery

Specialised Care for Blood Vessel Conditions

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Vascular Surgery focuses on conditions affecting the arteries and veins that carry blood throughout the body. Problems with blood flow can affect the legs, arms, neck and other parts of the body and may require medical, minimally invasive or surgical treatment.

At RushCare Hospitals, vascular conditions are carefully evaluated to understand the blood flow problem and determine the most appropriate treatment.

Vascular Surgery Care at RushCare

Our services cover conditions affecting blood vessels, including:

• Varicose veins
• Peripheral artery disease
• Blocked or narrowed arteries
• Deep vein thrombosis
• Chronic venous disease
• Diabetic foot related vascular problems
• Aneurysms
• Carotid artery disease
• Non healing wounds caused by poor circulation
• Vascular injuries

Evaluation and Diagnosis

A vascular assessment may include:

• Detailed medical and symptom history
• Physical examination and pulse assessment
• Blood pressure measurement
• Doppler ultrasound
• Ankle brachial index testing
• CT angiography or MR angiography when required
• Other vascular imaging investigations

These assessments help determine the location and severity of the blood vessel problem.

Treatment and Management

Treatment depends on the affected blood vessel, severity of the condition and overall health. Depending on the diagnosis, management may include medicines, lifestyle changes, compression therapy, wound care or a vascular procedure.

Procedures may include:

• Angioplasty and stent placement
• Thrombectomy for selected conditions
• Bypass surgery
• Varicose vein procedures
• Treatment of vascular access problems
• Surgical management of aneurysms
• Procedures to improve blood flow to affected limbs

Minimally invasive techniques may be considered when appropriate.

Vascular Care for Diabetic Foot Problems

Poor circulation can slow wound healing and increase the risk of complications in people with diabetes. Vascular assessment may be recommended when a diabetic foot wound is not healing or when there are signs of reduced blood flow.

Early evaluation can help identify circulation problems and guide appropriate treatment.

When Should You See a Vascular Surgeon?

Seek medical evaluation if you experience:

• Persistent leg pain while walking
• Leg pain that improves with rest
• Swelling in one or both legs
• Prominent or painful veins
• Coldness or colour changes in the feet or hands
• Numbness or weakness in a limb
• Non healing wounds
• Recurrent leg ulcers
• Sudden or unexplained changes in circulation

Sudden severe limb pain, marked swelling, loss of sensation or a limb becoming unusually pale, blue or cold requires urgent medical attention.

Protecting Healthy Blood Flow

Vascular problems can sometimes develop gradually, with symptoms appearing only during activity or after a condition has progressed. Timely evaluation can help identify circulation problems and determine the right course of care.

At RushCare Hospitals, our Vascular Surgery service combines careful vascular assessment with medical, minimally invasive and surgical treatment options based on each patient’s condition.

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Critical care focuses on the management of patients with severe, complex, or rapidly changing health conditions that require close monitoring and life support. At Rushcare Hospitals, our Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is equipped to handle medical, surgical, cardiac, and emergency critical cases with precision and urgency.

Our priority is stabilization, survival, and recovery through expert intensive care.

When is Critical Care Required?

Patients may require ICU admission in situations such as:

Severe infections or sepsis
Respiratory failure or difficulty breathing
Heart attack or cardiac arrest
Severe trauma or accidents
Stroke or neurological emergencies
Multi-organ failure
Post-operative high-risk monitoring
Poisoning or drug overdose cases

Immediate critical care intervention significantly improves survival outcomes.

Our Critical Care Services

We provide comprehensive intensive care support, including:

Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU)
Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU)
Emergency life support and resuscitation
Ventilator and respiratory support management
Continuous cardiac and hemodynamic monitoring
Infection and sepsis management
Post-surgical intensive monitoring

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