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Vascular disease includes several conditions related to blood vessels, such as arteries and veins, throughout the body. These conditions can have severe consequences if left untreated, including heart attacks, strokes and other life-threatening events. Therefore, recognizing the warning signs of vascular disease is crucial for early detection and prompt medical intervention. Vascular Disease’s Five Most… Continue Reading
The two major blood vessels (known as the carotid arteries) supply blood and oxygen to the cerebrum. If these blood vessels become blocked, or the flow of nutrients is interrupted, this can result in a stroke. Parts of the brain tissue will wither and die, potentially resulting in life-changing medical conditions or even death. It… Continue Reading
Varicose veins are enlarged veins that affect an estimated 50% of the adult population, especially older adults. These veins often occur on the lower legs, creating pronounced, raised blue, purple or reddish veins that are aesthetically and physically undesirable. Varicose veins can cause a variety of symptoms and put you at risk of certain health… Continue Reading
Some kidney problems, like an infection or kidney stones, are straightforward to treat. Infections need antibiotics, and kidney stones either pass on their own or, if they are too large to travel out the ureter, a doctor can use a laser to break them into smaller pieces so your body can eliminate them. However, if… Continue Reading
Vascular stenting is a minimally invasive treatment to open collapsing vessels within the body. It entails placing a stent within the restricted vessel. Several medical conditions affect the vessels in our bodies, all of which can be treated with stents. After you undergo vascular stenting, Dr. Alan I. Benvenisty may prescribe antiplatelet medications like aspirin… Continue Reading
The vascular system (circulatory system) allows blood and nutrients to travel around the body. This complex network relies on veins, capillaries and arteries. Sometimes obstructions occur, which can result in poor health or the development of life-threatening conditions. Many minor issues associated with vascular health are treated by a general practitioner. However, you should visit… Continue Reading
You can experience better quality of life when catheter embolization is used in combination with other treatments. At Dr. Benvenisty’s offices in New York, this procedure is not used as a procedure in isolation to treat vascular disorders. A catheter embolization can reduce symptoms such as pain. This effect compliments the outcomes of other treatments… Continue Reading
It is estimated that one in every six cardiovascular deaths is from a stroke. On average, someone has a stroke every 40 seconds in the U.S. – and every 3 ½ minutes, someone dies from a stroke. One of the best ways to prevent death from a stroke is to recognize the early signs in… Continue Reading
Perhaps the most potentially deadly medical condition you have never heard of is deep vein thrombosis. Yet, in contrast to heart attacks and strokes, this pervasive cardiovascular problem does not elicit much public interest or attention. However, about 300,000 Americans suffer from deep vein thrombosis each year, which results in a clot forming in a… Continue Reading
The vessels that carry blood and lymph around the body make up the vascular system. Blood is transported through the veins and arteries, whereas lymphatic fluid is carried in lymph vessels. These processes play essential roles in maintaining oxygen levels, nutrients, waste control and maintaining healthy fluid levels. The blood vessels that take blood away… Continue Reading
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