There are two types of kidney dialysis that require the use of a catheter to transport blood from the dialysis machine into the body and vice versa. In hemodialysis, a...
People in advanced stages of kidney disease require periodic kidney dialysis using a dialysis machine. To accomplish this, it's necessary to establish a connection between the person's bloodstream and the...
Spider veins, also known as telangiectasia, appear as thin lines, branches, or networks on the skin, and can be blue, red, or purple in color. Although they generally do not cause...
The VenaSeal technique, or medical adhesive injection, is one of the latest advancements in treating varicose veins. This technique involves closing the dilated veins, helping to eliminate blood pooling and the...
The term diabetic foot refers to a range of health problems that affect the foot, with an increased risk among individuals with diabetes. Due to poor blood circulation to the...
Diabetic foot infections are complications that arise from diabetes and are frequently associated with bacterial or fungal infections. Effectively managing this condition and preventing the spread of infection is crucial,...
Many conditions require undergoing kidney dialysis, where the process involves connecting the body to a dialysis machine. This allows blood to flow through tubes to the machine for cleaning and...
Varicose veins are a vascular condition caused by weakened veins and malfunctioning valves that normally prevent blood from flowing backward towards the heart. This leads to pooling of blood in...
Varicose veins are a common health issue that leads to troublesome symptoms such as: pain tingling swelling undesirable appearance of the legs. This often prompts individuals to consider undergoing appropriate treatment to get rid...
Peripheral vascular catheterization is used to diagnose certain cases of peripheral artery disease, also known as arterial occlusive disease, or to treat severe cases of the disease. Dr. Amir Malkawi,...
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