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Interventional radiology · Karlsruhe

Vascular malformations

Congenital or acquired vascular malformations can cause pain, swelling, Bleeding or functional limitations.

Procedures based on individual medical indications and interdisciplinary planning.

Procedural summary

  • Sclerotherapy venous and lymphatic malformations
  • Embolization Arteriovenous malformations
  • Direct puncture and transarterial accesses
  • Treatment of selected vascular tumors
  • Combined interventional-surgical concepts

Vessel type is crucial

Location, flow behavior and type of malformation determine the procedure. Several treatment steps may be necessary.

Individually agreed

The care takes place as far as possible in a specialized interdisciplinary team. Skin damage, nerve injuries and unintended Embolization are possible risks.

Treatment is based on your findings and personal treatment goals. We discuss benefits, risks and alternatives with you during an individual informed consent consultation.

Consultation and preparation

Bring existing doctor’s letters, image data, and a current medication plan. Change medications please only after medical consultation. We discuss benefits, risks and alternatives with you.

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Other areas of the body

ThyroidPorts and venous accessLungs and chestBreastPulmonary vesselsPaediatric interventionsAorta and major arteriesLiver and biliary tractPortal vein and spleenPancreas and retroperitoneumKidneys and urinary tractAdrenal glandsGastrointestinal tract and bleedingLymphatic systemPelvis and uterusProstate and men’s healthSpine and pain managementDialysis shunts and accessBlood vessels and limbsVeins and thrombosisBones and soft tissuesVascular malformations