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What Happens In a Thrombectomy? New York, NY

What Happens In a Thrombectomy?

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Thrombectomy is a life-saving procedure aimed at removing blood clots (thrombi) that obstruct blood vessels. This minimally invasive technique has gained popularity due to its effectiveness in treating various critical conditions, particularly acute ischemic strokes, myocardial infarctions (heart attacks) and pulmonary embolisms. New York Vascular Surgeon Alan Benvenisty, MD, explores the details of what happens… Continue Reading

Open and Endovascular AAA Repair: When Each Is Used

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An abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) is a potentially life-threatening condition that occurs when the lower part of the aorta—your body’s main blood vessel—becomes weakened and bulges. If left untreated, it can rupture, leading to severe internal bleeding and, in many cases, death. At the Manhattan-based practice of Dr. Alan Benvenisty, MD, a board-certified vascular and… Continue Reading

What You Should Know About Aortic Stenosis

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Aortic stenosis is a serious heart condition that requires attention and understanding. As a top vascular surgeon in New York City, Dr. Alan Benvenisty, MD, is committed to helping patients navigate this complex health issue. Here’s what you should know about the nature of aortic stenosis, its causes, potential dangers and available treatments. Understanding Aortic… Continue Reading

Stroke and Summertime Heat: What You Need to Know

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As the summer sun shines brightly and temperatures soar, it’s essential to be mindful of the various health risks posed by the heat. One of the most serious concerns that may arise during these hot months is the increased risk of stroke. Dr. Alan I. Benvenisty explores the causes of stroke, the critical F.A.S.T. signs… Continue Reading

The Types of Angina and What They Indicate

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Chest pain isn’t always a heart attack, but it’s never something to ignore. Angina, a form of chest discomfort caused by reduced blood flow to the heart muscle, often mimics other conditions like heartburn, shoulder or jaw pain, and fatigue. Understanding the different types of angina is critical to identifying the underlying issue, often coronary… Continue Reading

What Are the Options for Dialysis Access?

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For individuals living with kidney failure or severe chronic kidney disease, dialysis becomes a critical lifeline—temporarily or permanently taking over the role of filtering waste and fluids from the blood. Whether patients are undergoing hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis, a safe and reliable access point is required to begin and maintain treatment. At the New York… Continue Reading

Are You Experiencing Symptoms of Venous Insufficiency?

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Venous insufficiency is a common vascular condition that affects the veins’ ability to efficiently return blood to the heart. When veins become weakened or damaged, blood can pool in the legs, leading to uncomfortable symptoms and potential complications. While this condition is often dismissed as minor discomfort, untreated venous insufficiency can significantly impact your quality… Continue Reading

How Vascular Stenting and Balloon Angioplasty Work Together

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For patients suffering from vascular conditions such as arterial blockages, vascular stenting and balloon angioplasty are essential procedures that can restore proper blood flow and reduce symptoms like pain, fatigue, and organ dysfunction. These minimally invasive techniques are often used together for optimal results. At the practice of Dr. Alan Benvenisty, MD, a highly skilled… Continue Reading

Can Unsightly Varicose and Spider Veins Be Dangerous?

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Varicose and spider veins are often viewed as mere cosmetic concerns, but they can indicate deeper underlying health issues. While they may seem like just a cosmetic flaw, understanding their potential risks is crucial for your overall health. NYC Vascular Surgeon Alan Benvenisty, MD, delves into the dangers associated with these conditions. What Are Varicose… Continue Reading

Early Signs of Blood Clots and When a Thrombectomy May Be Required

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Blood clots can be a serious health concern, as they can form in various areas of the body, potentially blocking blood flow and leading to severe complications. At the practice of Dr. Alan Benvenisty, MD in New York City, we specialize in diagnosing and treating blood clots, including minimally invasive thrombectomy procedures to safely remove… Continue Reading

Our Patient Reviews

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Max P.

Dr. Benvenisty is very professional and thorough. Listens to his patients and truly cares. Fantastic doctor and lovely staff

Andrew C.

Could not have asked for more. Genuinely passionate, skilled and cares about his patients.

Yossi S.

A doctor who gives the best care to his patients and treats the disease with best care and great staff.

Renata B.

Dr. Benvenisty was excellent and helped us with my husband's extensive leg swelling related to diabetes. We had another specialist who didn't help us last year. We're planning to stay with Dr. Benvenisty now! He's detailed oriented, matter-of-fact and friendly. An excellent doctor I would strongly recommend.

Kathrina

Dr. Benvenisty treated my mother in the ER during this time of the covid outbreak. He was a part of a fantastic team of doctors that were brought in to find out what was ailing my mother. He is first and for most experienced in many areas as my mother was diagnosed with pancreatitis. Although he transferred the surgery to another member of his team, he gave me his mobile and kept me informed of her condition/diagnosis at a time where I was unable to be with her myself because of this pandemic. His heart, compassion, understanding and bedside manner are things that I will not ever forget. He is an excellent doctor and truly a great human being.

Howard L.

Dr. Benvenisty is the most caring physician that I know. He is brilliant, highly ethical and trustworthy. His knowledge extends well beyond his specialty. He makes referrals to the best possible physicians. I know Dr. Benvenisty for 25 years and have complete confidence in him.

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