Hasan Murat Aridogan
Hasan Murat Aridogan
Varicose Vein Treatment with Foam (Sclerotherapy)
Patients who apply with varicose veins are examined in detail with a clinical examination, followed by a doppler ultrasound to check all leg veins. Enlarged veins are detected and a treatment plan appropriate for the patient is created. Depending on the width and condition of the varicose veins, the appropriate dose of substance is administered into the vein with appropriate needles to close the varicose veins. Sometimes, multiple sessions of treatment may be required.
What is Varicose Veins?
Varicose veins are a vein disease. As a result of the valves in the vascular structure losing their function, blood accumulates in the veins, causing pain, edema and swelling. It is a disease that can occur due to many factors such as standing for long periods of time, pregnancy and obesity.
Varicose Vein Diagnosis
Capillary varicose veins and superficial varicose veins are visible to the eye. However, the structure, width, or blockage status of the deeper veins should be determined through a Doppler ultrasound examination
Varicose vein treatment
There are many non-medical methods available for varicose vein treatment, including medication, supportive treatments such as stockings, surgery and laser applications. Today, the most effective, practical treatment method that does not require anesthesia, incision or stitching is " sclerotherapy", commonly known as foam.
Varicose vein treatment with ultrasound-guided foam (sclerotherapy)
ABOUT
I was born in Ankara in 1969. I graduated from Gazi University Faculty of Medicine. I completed my specialization in General Surgery at Trakya University Faculty of Medicine. I have worked in various public institutions for about 25 years. I am interested in the diagnosis, treatment and surgery of thyroid, breast and digestive system diseases as well as gallbladder, abdominal hernias, hemorrhoids, anal fissure and pilonidal sinus surgeries.
COMMUNICATION
Working Hours
Mid-week
09.00-16.00
Saturday
Sunday
9:00 – 13.00
Closed
SUBMENU
Address
Private Ibn Sina Medical Center
Kucukyali Central District Talatbey Street No:28/B Maltepe/ISTANBUL.