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ALL NON-SURGERY TREATMENTS
Interventional Radiology offers a solution for diseases and disorders seen in almost all of our bodies from head to toe. Thanks to different treatment approaches beyond just diagnosis, there are effective and comfortable treatment options with needle-hole interventions, it works together with other branches, and whichever treatment method is suitable for the patient is preferred.
TREATMENT OF STROKE- BRAIN ANEURYSM
LASER VARICOSE TREATMENT AND SCLEROTHERAPY
FIOMOM EMBOLIZATION
PROSTATE EMBOLIZATION
LIVER CYSTS "DOG CYST"
KIDNEY CYST
Ovarian Cysts
BREAST CYST AND NON-SURGERY TREATMENT
PAINLESS TREATMENT OF VARICOCELE
JUDGMENT OBSTRUCTION
DIABETIC FOOT TREATMENT
APSE TREATMENT DRAINAGE
SLEEN GROWTH EMBOLIZATION THERAPY
TREATMENT OF STROKE -BRAIN ANEURYSM "TREATMENT OF STROKE - BRAIN ANEURYSM"
It is very important to detect a Brain Aneurysm (bubble) before it bleeds and to intervene before it fills the brain spaces with blood. because after a cerebral hemorrhage, when the circulation of the cerebrospinal fluid is disturbed, when the vessels are affected by blood, it is enough to treat the aneurysm so that it does not bleed again. Unconscious patients who apply to the emergency department may not wake up again. For the endovascular treatment and early intervention of PREVENTABLE cerebral hemorrhages, preliminary symptoms should be followed carefully. MR or CT Angiography can be used as an early diagnosis method if severe headaches are present.
There are interventions that can be done after the aneurysm bleeds, it's never too late. A bleeding brain aneurysm is a life-threatening condition after it bleeds, but as interventional radiology, it is possible to treat it non-surgically with thin titanium wires made of hair called coils, by entering through the inguinal artery without opening the skull._8df6fbcc-43d3 -3d99-a511-2eb009ed8a2d_
It is very important to detect a Brain Aneurysm (bubble) before it bleeds, and to intervene before it fills the brain cavities. Unconscious patients admitted to the emergency department may not wake up again. For the endovascular treatment and early intervention of PREVENTABLE cerebral hemorrhages, preliminary symptoms should be followed carefully. If severe headaches are present, MR or CT Angiography can be used as an early diagnosis method.
There are interventions that can be done after the aneurysm bleeds, it's never too late. A bleeding brain aneurysm is a life-threatening condition after it bleeds, but as interventional radiology, it is possible to treat it non-surgically with thin titanium wires made of hair called coils, by entering through the inguinal artery without opening the skull._8df6fbcc-43d3 -3d99-a511-2eb009ed8a2d_
It is very important to detect a Brain Aneurysm (bubble) before it bleeds, and to intervene before it fills the brain cavities. Unconscious patients admitted to the emergency department may not wake up again. For the endovascular treatment and early intervention of PREVENTABLE cerebral hemorrhages, preliminary symptoms should be followed carefully. If severe headaches are present, MR or CT Angiography can be used as an early diagnosis method.
LASER VARICOSE TREATMENT-SCLEROTHERAPY "LASER VARICOSE TREATMENT-SCLEROTHERAPY"
Laser Ablation has been used for years in the treatment of venous insufficiency with painless and fast results.
is one of the treatment methods, adhesive by laser
There is no need to use drugs, the patient returns to his daily life in a short time after the procedure. GO TO DETAILED HEERROID PAGE
Laser Ablation, which has been used for years in the treatment of venous insufficiency, provides painless and fast results.
is one of the treatment methods, adhesive by laser
There is no need to use substances, the patient returns to his daily life in a short time after the procedure. GO TO DETAILED VARICOSE TREATMENT PAGE
is one of the treatment methods, adhesive by laser
There is no need to use drugs, the patient returns to his daily life in a short time after the procedure. GO TO DETAILED HEERROID PAGE
Laser Ablation, which has been used for years in the treatment of venous insufficiency, provides painless and fast results.
is one of the treatment methods, adhesive by laser
There is no need to use substances, the patient returns to his daily life in a short time after the procedure. GO TO DETAILED VARICOSE TREATMENT PAGE
FIBROID EMBOLIZATION "FIBROID EMBOLIZATION"
Fibroid embolization is an interventional radiological procedure that is non-surgical, has a shorter hospital stay and offers the advantages of faster recovery, unlike surgical treatments such as hysterectomy and myomectomy. The main method in this procedure is to cut off the blood flow and nutrition to the myoma, to reduce the vessels feeding the benign tumors by intervening, so the aim is to eliminate or significantly reduce the patient's complaints. Related studies show that 80-90% of patients with this procedure have their complaints disappeared or decreased.
Under local anesthesia, a thin catheter is inserted through the groin into the arteries feeding the uterus and occluded particles are given. Fibroids with occluded vessels cannot be fed and become smaller as a result of tissue death, so complaints such as pain and bleeding disappear or are significantly reduced. Normal uterine tissue, on the other hand, is not affected by the embolization process as it continues to be fed from other veins in the abdomen.
The most important advantages are that it is performed with an “angiography” procedure with the help of local anesthesia, there is no surgical incision and most of the patients can leave the hospital the next day. The superiority of this method over hysterectomy is that it protects the uterus, and that it is effective not only for surgically removed fibroids, but also for all uterine fibroids. However, like all methods, embolization therapy is successful when applied to "correctly selected" patients, and this choice should be made by interventional radiologists and obstetricians.
Fibroid embolization is an interventional radiological procedure that is non-surgical, has a shorter hospital stay and offers the advantages of faster recovery, unlike surgical treatments such as hysterectomy and myomectomy. The main method in this procedure is to cut off the blood flow and nutrition to the fibroid, to reduce the vessels feeding the benign tumors by intervening, so the aim is to eliminate or significantly reduce the patient's complaints. Related studies show that the complaints of 80-90% of the patients who underwent this procedure disappeared or decreased. Under local anesthesia, a thin catheter is inserted through the groin into the arteries feeding the uterus and occluded particles are given. Fibroids with occluded vessels cannot be fed and become smaller as a result of tissue death, so complaints such as pain and bleeding disappear or are significantly reduced. Normal uterine tissue, on the other hand, is not affected by the embolization process as it continues to be fed from other veins in the abdomen.
The most important advantages are that it is performed with an “angiography” procedure with the help of local anesthesia, there is no surgical incision and most of the patients can leave the hospital the next day. The superiority of this method over hysterectomy is that it protects the uterus, and its advantage of myomectomy is that it is effective not only for surgically removed fibroids, but also for all uterine fibroids. However, like all methods, embolization therapy is successful when applied to "correctly selected" patients, and this choice should be made by interventional radiologists and obstetricians.
Under local anesthesia, a thin catheter is inserted through the groin into the arteries feeding the uterus and occluded particles are given. Fibroids with occluded vessels cannot be fed and become smaller as a result of tissue death, so complaints such as pain and bleeding disappear or are significantly reduced. Normal uterine tissue, on the other hand, is not affected by the embolization process as it continues to be fed from other veins in the abdomen.
The most important advantages are that it is performed with an “angiography” procedure with the help of local anesthesia, there is no surgical incision and most of the patients can leave the hospital the next day. The superiority of this method over hysterectomy is that it protects the uterus, and that it is effective not only for surgically removed fibroids, but also for all uterine fibroids. However, like all methods, embolization therapy is successful when applied to "correctly selected" patients, and this choice should be made by interventional radiologists and obstetricians.
Fibroid embolization is an interventional radiological procedure that is non-surgical, has a shorter hospital stay and offers the advantages of faster recovery, unlike surgical treatments such as hysterectomy and myomectomy. The main method in this procedure is to cut off the blood flow and nutrition to the fibroid, to reduce the vessels feeding the benign tumors by intervening, so the aim is to eliminate or significantly reduce the patient's complaints. Related studies show that the complaints of 80-90% of the patients who underwent this procedure disappeared or decreased. Under local anesthesia, a thin catheter is inserted through the groin into the arteries feeding the uterus and occluded particles are given. Fibroids with occluded vessels cannot be fed and become smaller as a result of tissue death, so complaints such as pain and bleeding disappear or are significantly reduced. Normal uterine tissue, on the other hand, is not affected by the embolization process as it continues to be fed from other veins in the abdomen.
The most important advantages are that it is performed with an “angiography” procedure with the help of local anesthesia, there is no surgical incision and most of the patients can leave the hospital the next day. The superiority of this method over hysterectomy is that it protects the uterus, and its advantage of myomectomy is that it is effective not only for surgically removed fibroids, but also for all uterine fibroids. However, like all methods, embolization therapy is successful when applied to "correctly selected" patients, and this choice should be made by interventional radiologists and obstetricians.
PROSTATE EMBOLIZATION "PROSTATE EMBOLIZATION"
PAE is a non-surgical way to treat an enlarged and distressing prostate by occlusion and shrinkage of the arteries supplying the gland. It is performed by an interventional radiologist rather than a surgeon and is an alternative to TURP (trans urethral resection of the prostate) surgery.
Treatment is only necessary if symptoms become bothersome. The PAE procedure has a lower risk of urinary incontinence and sexual side effects (reverse ejaculation or erectile dysfunction) compared to more invasive surgical procedures such as Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP).
The PAE procedure is for patients who are not suitable for surgery or do not prefer surgery. An examination with an interventional radiologist can determine whether you are eligible for PAE. It is decided by discussing how often you have urinary symptoms of BPH, how severe they are, and how much they affect your quality of life.
A Foley catheter (a thin, hollow tube held in place by a balloon at the end) can be inserted into your urethra and placed in your bladder to provide a reference point for the surrounding anatomy. PAE is performed by your interventional radiologist through a small catheter inserted into the artery in your wrist or groin. The catheter is then guided into the veins that supply blood to your prostate. An arteriogram (an X-ray in which dye is injected into the blood vessels) is done to map the blood vessels that feed your prostate. Small round microspheres (particles) are injected through the catheter and into the blood vessels that feed your prostate to reduce blood flow. He will move the catheter by repeating the above steps to treat the other side of your prostate. Within a few days following this procedure, the prostate begins to shrink, relieve symptoms and improve.
PAE is a non-surgical way to treat an enlarged and distressing prostate by occlusion and shrinkage of the arteries supplying the gland. It is performed by an interventional radiologist rather than a surgeon and is an alternative to TURP (trans urethral resection of the prostate) surgery.
Treatment is only necessary if symptoms become bothersome. The PAE procedure has a lower risk of urinary incontinence and sexual side effects (reverse ejaculation or erectile dysfunction) compared to more invasive surgical procedures such as Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP).
The PAE procedure is for patients who are not suitable for surgery or do not prefer surgery. An examination with an interventional radiologist can determine whether you are eligible for PAE. It is decided by discussing how often you have urinary symptoms of BPH, how severe they are, and how much they affect your quality of life.
A Foley catheter (a thin, hollow tube held in place by a balloon at the tip) can be inserted into your urethra and placed in your bladder to provide a reference point for the surrounding anatomy. PAE is performed by your interventional radiologist through a small catheter inserted into the artery in your wrist or groin. The catheter is then guided into the veins that supply blood to your prostate. An arteriogram (an X-ray in which dye is injected into the blood vessels) is done to map the blood vessels that feed your prostate. Small round microspheres (particles) are injected through the catheter and into the blood vessels that feed your prostate to reduce blood flow. He will move the catheter by repeating the above steps to treat the other side of your prostate. Within a few days following this procedure, the prostate begins to shrink, relieve symptoms and improve.
Treatment is only necessary if symptoms become bothersome. The PAE procedure has a lower risk of urinary incontinence and sexual side effects (reverse ejaculation or erectile dysfunction) compared to more invasive surgical procedures such as Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP).
The PAE procedure is for patients who are not suitable for surgery or do not prefer surgery. An examination with an interventional radiologist can determine whether you are eligible for PAE. It is decided by discussing how often you have urinary symptoms of BPH, how severe they are, and how much they affect your quality of life.
A Foley catheter (a thin, hollow tube held in place by a balloon at the end) can be inserted into your urethra and placed in your bladder to provide a reference point for the surrounding anatomy. PAE is performed by your interventional radiologist through a small catheter inserted into the artery in your wrist or groin. The catheter is then guided into the veins that supply blood to your prostate. An arteriogram (an X-ray in which dye is injected into the blood vessels) is done to map the blood vessels that feed your prostate. Small round microspheres (particles) are injected through the catheter and into the blood vessels that feed your prostate to reduce blood flow. He will move the catheter by repeating the above steps to treat the other side of your prostate. Within a few days following this procedure, the prostate begins to shrink, relieve symptoms and improve.
PAE is a non-surgical way to treat an enlarged and distressing prostate by occlusion and shrinkage of the arteries supplying the gland. It is performed by an interventional radiologist rather than a surgeon and is an alternative to TURP (trans urethral resection of the prostate) surgery.
Treatment is only necessary if symptoms become bothersome. The PAE procedure has a lower risk of urinary incontinence and sexual side effects (reverse ejaculation or erectile dysfunction) compared to more invasive surgical procedures such as Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP).
The PAE procedure is for patients who are not suitable for surgery or do not prefer surgery. An examination with an interventional radiologist can determine whether you are eligible for PAE. It is decided by discussing how often you have urinary symptoms of BPH, how severe they are, and how much they affect your quality of life.
A Foley catheter (a thin, hollow tube held in place by a balloon at the tip) can be inserted into your urethra and placed in your bladder to provide a reference point for the surrounding anatomy. PAE is performed by your interventional radiologist through a small catheter inserted into the artery in your wrist or groin. The catheter is then guided into the veins that supply blood to your prostate. An arteriogram (an X-ray in which dye is injected into the blood vessels) is done to map the blood vessels that feed your prostate. Small round microspheres (particles) are injected through the catheter and into the blood vessels that feed your prostate to reduce blood flow. He will move the catheter by repeating the above steps to treat the other side of your prostate. Within a few days following this procedure, the prostate begins to shrink, relieve symptoms and improve.
LIVER CYST (DOG CYST) HYDATID CYST "LIVER CYST (DOG CYST) HYDATID"
CYSTS,
Fluid-filled balloon-shaped masses that can be seen all over our body are called cysts.
It is possible to divide them into simple cysts and complicated cysts.
Simple cysts are thin and smooth-walled and contain only fluid. In complicated cysts, the wall may be thick and irregular, and there are also solid parts that we call “solid” together with liquid inside the cyst. Simple cysts are considered unrelated to cancer; Such cysts are not biopsied, only to be followed up, if desired, they can be treated with sclerotherapy.
Complicated cysts, on the other hand, usually develop due to abscess, bleeding and infection, and cancer may also be found in a few of them. In such cysts, it is necessary to take a biopsy with a needle from the fluid content and sometimes from the solid part of the cyst and examine it in pathology. As a result, the patient can only be followed up or treated with sclerotherapy and rarely with surgery.
LIVER CYSTS "DOG CYSTS" (Hydatid Cyst)
The most common cysts in the liver are simple cysts and hydatid cysts. Hydatid cysts, popularly known as canine cysts, are mostly transmitted to humans by eating vegetables and fruits that have been in contact with dog feces.
The larger the canine cysts, the more likely they are to be associated with the biliary tract after treatment. If they are not treated with drainage, they are life-threatening, and their surgery is also very risky.
The most common treatment method is sclerotherapy. For this, a needle is inserted into the cyst under the guidance of ultrasound, and the connection of the cyst with the bile ducts is checked by injecting medication into the cyst in the scopy device. If there is no connection, the cyst fluid is removed and an appropriate amount of alcohol is injected instead. Most simple cysts shrink or disappear significantly after this one-session treatment. However, in some cases, a second session or catheter treatment may be required.
Liver Canine Cysts (Hydatid Cyst) The larger the canine cysts, the more likely they are to be associated with the biliary tract after treatment. If they are not treated with drainage, they are life-threatening, and their surgery is also very risky.
Fluid-filled balloon-shaped masses that can be seen all over our body are called cysts.
It is possible to divide them into simple cysts and complicated cysts.
Simple cysts are thin and smooth-walled and contain only fluid. In complicated cysts, the wall may be thick and irregular, and there are also solid parts that we call “solid” together with liquid inside the cyst. Simple cysts are considered unrelated to cancer; Such cysts are not biopsied, only to be followed up, if desired, they can be treated with sclerotherapy.
Complicated cysts, on the other hand, usually develop due to abscess, bleeding and infection, and cancer may also be found in a few of them. In such cysts, it is necessary to take a biopsy with a needle from the fluid content and sometimes from the solid part of the cyst and examine it in pathology. As a result, the patient can only be followed up or treated with sclerotherapy and rarely with surgery.
LIVER CYSTS "DOG CYSTS" (Hydatid Cyst)
The most common cysts in the liver are simple cysts and hydatid cysts. Hydatid cysts, popularly known as canine cysts, are mostly transmitted to humans by eating vegetables and fruits that have been in contact with dog feces.
The larger the canine cysts, the more likely they are to be associated with the biliary tract after treatment. If they are not treated with drainage, they are life-threatening, and their surgery is also very risky.
The most common treatment method is sclerotherapy. For this, a needle is inserted into the cyst under the guidance of ultrasound, and the connection of the cyst with the bile ducts is checked by injecting medication into the cyst in the scopy device. If there is no connection, the cyst fluid is removed and an appropriate amount of alcohol is injected instead. Most simple cysts shrink or disappear significantly after this one-session treatment. However, in some cases, a second session or catheter treatment may be required.
Liver Canine Cysts (Hydatid Cyst) The larger the canine cysts, the more likely they are to be associated with the biliary tract after treatment. If they are not treated with drainage, they are life-threatening, and their surgery is also very risky.
KIDNEY CYST "KIDNEY CYST
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Simple cyst in the kidney is very common. If the cysts are larger than 5 cm, enlarge or cause symptoms such as pain, bleeding in the urine, infection and hypertension, treatment is required. Alcohol sclerotherapy is the most commonly used treatment for kidney cysts.
Simple cysts in the kidney can sometimes develop due to an inherited disease called "polycystic kidney disease". In this disease, there are numerous simple cysts in the kidney, and patients develop renal failure in advanced ages. In such patients, if the cysts cause pain, the cysts can be treated with sclerotherapy.
Simple cyst in the kidney is very common. If the cysts are larger than 5 cm, enlarge or cause symptoms such as pain, bleeding in the urine, infection and hypertension, treatment is required. Alcohol sclerotherapy is the most commonly used treatment for kidney cysts.
Simple cysts in the kidney can sometimes develop due to an inherited disease called "polycystic kidney disease". In this disease, there are numerous simple cysts in the kidney, and patients develop renal failure in advanced ages. In such patients, if the cysts cause pain, the cysts can be treated with sclerotherapy.
Simple cysts in the kidney can sometimes develop due to an inherited disease called "polycystic kidney disease". In this disease, there are numerous simple cysts in the kidney, and patients develop renal failure in advanced ages. In such patients, if the cysts cause pain, the cysts can be treated with sclerotherapy.
Simple cyst in the kidney is very common. If the cysts are larger than 5 cm, enlarge or cause symptoms such as pain, bleeding in the urine, infection and hypertension, treatment is required. Alcohol sclerotherapy is the most commonly used treatment for kidney cysts.
Simple cysts in the kidney can sometimes develop due to an inherited disease called "polycystic kidney disease". In this disease, there are numerous simple cysts in the kidney, and patients develop renal failure in advanced ages. In such patients, if the cysts cause pain, the cysts can be treated with sclerotherapy.
OVARIAN CYST
Ovarian cysts are very common. Most of these cysts are simple cysts, the second most common is endometriosis cysts (chocolate cyst). Most simple cysts do not require treatment. Most of these cysts regress spontaneously, some of them can be reduced with drug treatment.
Chocolate cysts are cysts filled with blood. These cysts can cause severe pain during menstruation.
The treatment is entered into the cyst under local anesthesia with a thin needle through the skin under ultrasound guidance. After the cyst fluid is drawn out, drugs are given that destroy the inner layer of the cyst that produces the fluid, and the needle is withdrawn. The fluid taken is also examined in pathology. The most commonly used substance for sclerotherapy is alcohol. The cyst, whose inner wall is destroyed, shrinks over time, and sometimes even disappears.
In ovarian cysts, sclerotherapy should be performed only in patients with "benign" features and normal blood CA-125 levels.
Ovarian cysts are very common. Most of these cysts are simple cysts, the second most common is endometriosis cysts (chocolate cyst). Most simple cysts do not require treatment. Most of these cysts regress spontaneously, some of them can be reduced with drug treatment.
Chocolate cysts are cysts filled with blood. These cysts can cause severe pain during menstruation.
The treatment is entered into the cyst under local anesthesia with a thin needle through the skin under ultrasound guidance. After the cyst fluid is drawn out, drugs are given that destroy the inner layer of the cyst that produces the fluid, and the needle is withdrawn. The fluid taken is also examined in pathology. The most commonly used substance for sclerotherapy is alcohol. The cyst, whose inner wall is destroyed, shrinks over time, and sometimes even disappears.
In ovarian cysts, sclerotherapy should only be applied to patients with "benign" features and normal blood CA-125 levels.
Chocolate cysts are cysts filled with blood. These cysts can cause severe pain during menstruation.
The treatment is entered into the cyst under local anesthesia with a thin needle through the skin under ultrasound guidance. After the cyst fluid is drawn out, drugs are given that destroy the inner layer of the cyst that produces the fluid, and the needle is withdrawn. The fluid taken is also examined in pathology. The most commonly used substance for sclerotherapy is alcohol. The cyst, whose inner wall is destroyed, shrinks over time, and sometimes even disappears.
In ovarian cysts, sclerotherapy should be performed only in patients with "benign" features and normal blood CA-125 levels.
Ovarian cysts are very common. Most of these cysts are simple cysts, the second most common is endometriosis cysts (chocolate cyst). Most simple cysts do not require treatment. Most of these cysts regress spontaneously, some of them can be reduced with drug treatment.
Chocolate cysts are cysts filled with blood. These cysts can cause severe pain during menstruation.
The treatment is entered into the cyst under local anesthesia with a thin needle through the skin under ultrasound guidance. After the cyst fluid is drawn out, drugs are given that destroy the inner layer of the cyst that produces the fluid, and the needle is withdrawn. The fluid taken is also examined in pathology. The most commonly used substance for sclerotherapy is alcohol. The cyst, whose inner wall is destroyed, shrinks over time, and sometimes even disappears.
In ovarian cysts, sclerotherapy should only be applied to patients with "benign" features and normal blood CA-125 levels.
BREAST CYST
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Breast cysts are the most common cysts in the community. Most are simple cysts, cysts due to other causes are rare.
Surgical interventions in breast cysts have been abandoned. Now, the treatment is done by entering the cyst with a needle by seeing with ultrasound under local anesthesia. First, the contents of the cyst are taken out and then the inner wall of the cyst is destroyed by giving alcohol under ultrasound guidance. The effectiveness of the procedure is strictly dependent on ultrasound guidance and the experience of the doctor, because alcohol accidentally applied outside the cyst can cause damage to the normal breast tissue.
Breast cysts are the most common cysts in the community. Most are simple cysts, cysts due to other causes are rare.
Surgical interventions in breast cysts have been abandoned. Now the treatment is done by entering the cyst with a needle by seeing with ultrasound under local anesthesia, first the contents of the cyst are taken out and then the inner wall of the cyst is destroyed by giving alcohol under ultrasound guidance. The effectiveness of the procedure is strictly dependent on ultrasound guidance and the experience of the doctor, because alcohol accidentally applied outside the cyst can cause damage to the normal breast tissue.
Surgical interventions in breast cysts have been abandoned. Now, the treatment is done by entering the cyst with a needle by seeing with ultrasound under local anesthesia. First, the contents of the cyst are taken out and then the inner wall of the cyst is destroyed by giving alcohol under ultrasound guidance. The effectiveness of the procedure is strictly dependent on ultrasound guidance and the experience of the doctor, because alcohol accidentally applied outside the cyst can cause damage to the normal breast tissue.
Breast cysts are the most common cysts in the community. Most are simple cysts, cysts due to other causes are rare.
Surgical interventions in breast cysts have been abandoned. Now the treatment is done by entering the cyst with a needle by seeing with ultrasound under local anesthesia, first the contents of the cyst are taken out and then the inner wall of the cyst is destroyed by giving alcohol under ultrasound guidance. The effectiveness of the procedure is strictly dependent on ultrasound guidance and the experience of the doctor, because alcohol accidentally applied outside the cyst can cause damage to the normal breast tissue.
ABSCESS TREATMENT (ABSCESS DRAINAGE)
CAROTID OCCLUSION "carotid artery occlusion"
Atherosclerosis, called atherosclerosis, can be seen in the inner part of the jugular veins, as in the coronary arteries. The wall of a healthy artery is flexible and smooth, but due to obesity, smoking, high cholesterol and genetic factors, fatty substances, cholesterol wastes, and lime residues begin to accumulate on the carotid artery wall. As a result of the accumulation of these substances, plaques consisting of lime layer form on the wall of the vessel (atherosclerotic plaque).
This results in loss of flexibility, stenosis, or occlusion in the carotid artery. Due to the stenosis, there is a decrease in blood flow to the brain. If the blood flow drops below the critical level, the oxygenation and nutrition of the brain is affected.
If the stenosis in the jugular veins is not treated in time and appropriately, it can cause a complete blockage and lead to permanent stroke and brain damage.
Treatment with Interventional Radiology:
Carotid angioplasty and stenting are performed to open blocked arteries to allow blood flow to the brain. The goal is usually to treat or prevent stroke. The procedure is performed while the patient is awake by giving sedative drugs without general anesthesia. Stent application is done by entering through the inguinal veins with thin long pipes called catheters. The occlusion area is reached with the guide wire passed through this catheter, and the occluded vessel is reached with a special balloon catheter over the wire, and the procedure called angioplasty is performed.
Angioplasty is the process of reducing the stenosis in the vessel by inflating and deflating the balloon. Then, a special tube called a stent is placed in the area where the stenosis is in order to prevent its reoccurrence, and the procedure is completed.
Atherosclerosis, called atherosclerosis, can be seen in the inner part of the jugular veins, as in the coronary arteries. The wall of a healthy artery is flexible and smooth, but due to obesity, smoking, high cholesterol and genetic factors, fatty substances, cholesterol wastes, and lime residues begin to accumulate on the carotid artery wall. As a result of the accumulation of these substances, plaques formed from the lime layer on the wall of the vessel (atherosclerotic plaque) are formed.
This results in loss of flexibility, stenosis, or occlusion in the carotid artery. Due to the stenosis, there is a decrease in blood flow to the brain. If the blood flow drops below the critical level, the oxygenation and nutrition of the brain is affected.
If the stenosis in the jugular veins is not treated in time and appropriately, it can cause a complete obstruction and lead to permanent stroke and brain damage.
Treatment with Interventional Radiology:
Carotid angioplasty and stenting are performed to open blocked arteries to allow blood flow to the brain. The goal is usually to treat or prevent stroke. The procedure is performed while the patient is awake by giving sedative drugs without general anesthesia. Stent application is done by entering through the inguinal veins with thin long pipes called catheters. The area of obstruction is reached with the guide wire passed through this catheter, and the occluded vessel is reached with a special balloon catheter over the wire, and the procedure called angioplasty is performed.
Angioplasty is the process of reducing the stenosis in the vessel by inflating and deflating the balloon. Then, a special tube called a stent is placed in the area where the stenosis is in order to prevent its reoccurrence, and the procedure is completed.
This results in loss of flexibility, stenosis, or occlusion in the carotid artery. Due to the stenosis, there is a decrease in blood flow to the brain. If the blood flow drops below the critical level, the oxygenation and nutrition of the brain is affected.
If the stenosis in the jugular veins is not treated in time and appropriately, it can cause a complete blockage and lead to permanent stroke and brain damage.
Treatment with Interventional Radiology:
Carotid angioplasty and stenting are performed to open blocked arteries to allow blood flow to the brain. The goal is usually to treat or prevent stroke. The procedure is performed while the patient is awake by giving sedative drugs without general anesthesia. Stent application is done by entering through the inguinal veins with thin long pipes called catheters. The occlusion area is reached with the guide wire passed through this catheter, and the occluded vessel is reached with a special balloon catheter over the wire, and the procedure called angioplasty is performed.
Angioplasty is the process of reducing the stenosis in the vessel by inflating and deflating the balloon. Then, a special tube called a stent is placed in the area where the stenosis is in order to prevent its reoccurrence, and the procedure is completed.
Atherosclerosis, called atherosclerosis, can be seen in the inner part of the jugular veins, as in the coronary arteries. The wall of a healthy artery is flexible and smooth, but due to obesity, smoking, high cholesterol and genetic factors, fatty substances, cholesterol wastes, and lime residues begin to accumulate on the carotid artery wall. As a result of the accumulation of these substances, plaques formed from the lime layer on the wall of the vessel (atherosclerotic plaque) are formed.
This results in loss of flexibility, stenosis, or occlusion in the carotid artery. Due to the stenosis, there is a decrease in blood flow to the brain. If the blood flow drops below the critical level, the oxygenation and nutrition of the brain is affected.
If the stenosis in the jugular veins is not treated in time and appropriately, it can cause a complete obstruction and lead to permanent stroke and brain damage.
Treatment with Interventional Radiology:
Carotid angioplasty and stenting are performed to open blocked arteries to allow blood flow to the brain. The goal is usually to treat or prevent stroke. The procedure is performed while the patient is awake by giving sedative drugs without general anesthesia. Stent application is done by entering through the inguinal veins with thin long pipes called catheters. The area of obstruction is reached with the guide wire passed through this catheter, and the occluded vessel is reached with a special balloon catheter over the wire, and the procedure called angioplasty is performed.
Angioplasty is the process of reducing the stenosis in the vessel by inflating and deflating the balloon. Then, a special tube called a stent is placed in the area where the stenosis is in order to prevent its reoccurrence, and the procedure is completed.
VARICOCELE TREATMENT "VARICOCELE TREATMENT"
Varicocele Treatment can be done with Interventional Radiology without surgery and without pain.
The diseased vein that causes varicose veins in the ovarian veins is closed by angiography by means of a thin catheter by locally numbing from the groin or arm vein. The procedure takes half an hour and is discharged on the same day.
Varicocele Treatment can be done with Interventional Radiology without surgery and painless.
The diseased vein that causes varicose veins in the ovarian veins is closed by angiography by means of a thin catheter by locally numbing from the groin or arm vein. The procedure takes half an hour and you are discharged on the same day.
The diseased vein that causes varicose veins in the ovarian veins is closed by angiography by means of a thin catheter by locally numbing from the groin or arm vein. The procedure takes half an hour and is discharged on the same day.
Varicocele Treatment can be done with Interventional Radiology without surgery and painless.
The diseased vein that causes varicose veins in the ovarian veins is closed by angiography by means of a thin catheter by locally numbing from the groin or arm vein. The procedure takes half an hour and you are discharged on the same day.
DIABETIC FOOT TREATMENT "DIABETIC FOOT TREATMENT"
Diabetes patients should care about the color change in their feet and have regular Doppler and angio follow-ups.
Thanks to interventional radiology, amputation is no longer the only mandatory option. Thanks to interventional radiology and stent and balloon methods, the patient's clogged blood vessels are re-blooded, temperature increase and color return.
Choosing the most appropriate treatment for our patients with diabetic foot problems is an issue that is decided together with other branch physicians and requires experience. It is definitely useful to consult an interventional radiologist experienced in diabetic foot and discuss treatment options.
Diabetes patients should care about the color change in their feet and have regular Doppler and angio follow-ups.
Thanks to interventional radiology, amputation is no longer the only mandatory option. Thanks to interventional radiology and stent and balloon methods, the patient's blocked blood vessels are re-blooded, and temperature increase and color return.
The most appropriate treatment choice for our patients with diabetic foot problems is a matter that is decided together with other branch physicians and requires experience. It is definitely beneficial to consult an interventional radiologist experienced in diabetic foot and discuss treatment options.
Thanks to interventional radiology, amputation is no longer the only mandatory option. Thanks to interventional radiology and stent and balloon methods, the patient's clogged blood vessels are re-blooded, temperature increase and color return.
Choosing the most appropriate treatment for our patients with diabetic foot problems is an issue that is decided together with other branch physicians and requires experience. It is definitely useful to consult an interventional radiologist experienced in diabetic foot and discuss treatment options.
Diabetes patients should care about the color change in their feet and have regular Doppler and angio follow-ups.
Thanks to interventional radiology, amputation is no longer the only mandatory option. Thanks to interventional radiology and stent and balloon methods, the patient's blocked blood vessels are re-blooded, and temperature increase and color return.
The most appropriate treatment choice for our patients with diabetic foot problems is a matter that is decided together with other branch physicians and requires experience. It is definitely beneficial to consult an interventional radiologist experienced in diabetic foot and discuss treatment options.
"SLEEN GROWTH AND NON-SURGERY TREATMENT WITH EMBOLIZATION"
WITHOUT THE NEED TO CUT THE LEG, THE KNEE VESSELS OCCLUDED WITH BALLO ANGIOPLASTY CAN BE OPENED WITHOUT SURGERY.
"WITHOUT THE NEED TO CUT THE LEG, THE KNEE VESSELS OCCLUDED BY BALLO ANGIOPLASTY CAN BE OPENED WITHOUT SURGERY."
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