Vascular surgery is performed in cases where the patient suffers from disorders in the blood vessels, such as: blood clots and atherosclerosis that cannot be resolved using drug therapy. Possible risks and side effects Vascular surgery is associated with some risks, such as the following: Bleeding infection.
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Heart attack or stroke.
Swelling in the leg if a man''s vein is used.
People most at risk of complications
There is a group of people who are more vulnerable to risks associated with surgery, such as the following:
People over the age of 65.
Smokers.
People with some chronic diseases, such as high blood pressure, kidney disease, and lung problems.
prior to the operation
The risks and expected complications should be discussed with the surgeon before performing vascular surgery, after a careful study of the patient''s health condition, and after a comprehensive physical examination.
during the procedure
The method of performing the operation depends on the location and severity of the blockage in the blood vessel, and the surgery is performed by a group of specialized doctors.
Post-surgery
You must stay for a period of time under observation to ensure that no complications occur, and all doctor''s instructions must be followed to avoid exposure to any risks.
