At Dr. Raja's Vein & Intervention Clinic , team of varicose veins specialist - Interventional radiologists and surgeons are experienced in handling even the most complicated cases of varicose veins, and expertise in performing varicose veins surgery with using advanced interventional techniques involving laser treatment for varicose veins with minimal time and high success rate. Dr. Ambrish Raja is first in the region to bring advanced techniques of MOCA, Advanced Venous therapy etc.
Dr. Ambrish Raja is a prominent senior consultant of Vein Intervention, ultrasonologist and radiologist. He is certified by Education Commission for Foreign medical graduate Philadelphia, USA. He accomplished his MD RADIODIAGNOSIS from PGIMS Rohtak and MBBS from SGRD Institute of Medical Sciences, Amritsar.
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Prominently visible, large, purplish veins appearing through the skin are usually known as varicose veins.This condition more commonly affects women and is usually benign. The condition may, however, become painful at times. Veins that are affected with varicose are usually a cosmetic concern only, however, and appear to affect the legs due to the weight borne by them, more often. This condition is most often self-diagnosed and does not require laboratory imaging. In some cases, it may signify an underlying circulatory problem.
Endovenous Laser Ablation
MOCA
Foam Sclerotherapy
Ultrasound Guided Procedure
CT Guided Procedures
Varicose Veins
Endovenous Laser Ablation is a simple treatment that closes the varicose veins . A Laser is threaded through a tiny incision and through the full length varicose vein. This laser energy generates heat which destroys the vein by causing it to collapse and seal shut. As the Laser is slowly withdrawn heat applied to the vein walls causes the veins to permanently close and disappear. Thus, all the abnormal dilated damaged veins are burnt off. These burnt veins heal with fibrous (permanent Sticking) and thus abnormal superficial veins are not in blood circulation. The body reroutes the blood through healthier veins. No other tissue in the legs is affected in the process. Surgeons discuss the procedure in details after they determine that it is appropriate to treat your varicose veins by laser intervention.
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Mechanical Occlusive Chemical Ablation (MOCA) or Clarivein or Flebogrif is a newly developed, non-thermal, non-tumescent technique for the treatment of gnarled and enlarged veins, commonly known as varicose veins. This condition can occur in any part of the human body, but more often it is observed in legs. The symptoms of varicose veins involve a wide range of conditions from cosmetic complaints to venous ulcers. MOCA is one of the best choices for those patients who cannot tolerate needles well, and who do not have extremely large veins or numerous branching varicosities coming off from the treated vein.
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Foam Sclerotherapy is a minimally invasive technique for men and women to eliminate unsightly varicose veins and spider veins. The procedure involves injecting a foam sclerosant in a blood vessel to close it. The blood reroutes itself through healthy veins, restoring more normal blood flow.
Most patients with small or moderate size varicose veins can be treated in this way. Those patients with very extensive large varicose veins are usually best treated surgically to obtain a more rapid result.
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An ultrasound-guided needle biopsy is a medical test used to learn more about a lesion or mass. The biopsy is done by using an ultrasound to find the lesion or mass. This is one type of "image-guided" biopsy, which combines the use of ultrasound with either a Fine Needle Aspiration or Core Needle Biopsy. This test is most often used for lymph node, breast, and liver biopsies.
Computed tomography (CT)-guided FNAC of lesions of the lungs and the mediastinum is widely practised in several institutions where the facilities of standard imaging techniques and cytopathology are available. This procedure provides a safe, rapid, and accurate diagnosis in patients having thoracic mass lesions. Moreover, CT-guided FNAC plays an extremely vital role in small thoracic mass lesions and deep mediastinal nodes in which needle placement is correctly possible by avoiding any surrounding blood vessels and adjacent cardiac structures.In a well conducted series.
CT-guided FNAC of small thoracic mass lesions (one cm or smaller) can provide high diagnostic accuracy rates approaching those of larger lesions.
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Prominently visible, large, purplish veins appearing through the skin are usually known as varicose veins. This condition more commonly affects women and is usually benign. The condition may, however, become painful at times. Veins that are affected with varicose are usually a cosmetic concern only, however, and appear to affect the legs due to the weight borne by them, more often. This condition is most often self-diagnosed and does not require laboratory imaging.