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Interventional radiology · Karlsruhe

Veins and thrombosis

Selected venous closures, constrictions and drainage disturbances can be treated with catheter procedures.

Procedures based on individual medical indications and interdisciplinary planning.

Procedural summary

  • Venous Thrombectomy and catheter-assisted lysis
  • Recanalization Chronic closures
  • Pelvic vein and vena cava stenting
  • Vena-cava filter: selected indication and removal
  • Endovenous treatment of superficial varicose veins
  • Foreign body recovery from the vascular system

Individual indication

Not all thrombosis needs an intervention. Benefits and bleeding risk are weighed against drug treatment.

Procedure and follow-up

Inhibition of clotting and control examinations are based on the results. Repeated occlusions, vascular injuries and Bleeding are possible complications.

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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