The 3rd Vascular surgery Clinic under the Direction of the Vascular Surgeon Dr. Nikolaos Patelis, MD, MSC, PhD, FACS has its target the treatment of vascular diseases using the most modern minimally invasive methods (otherwise known intravascular techniques).
The intravascular methods are intended to the safest treatment, faster recovery, and the optimum esthetic effect in nearly all of the vascular diseases, involving either the aorta, the arteries, or the veins. The intravascular methods allow the operation without surgical incisions and use modern tools like the stents, the “balloons” and other specialized tools. They minimize the need for blood transfusion in serious operations and reduce the hospitalization time.
Parallel to these the vascular surgery team staffing the clinic also utilizes the advantages of open (classic) vascular surgery or and the combination of all the methods (hybrid operation) where this is for the benefit of the patient with the same exceptional results.
Indicative Treatments
- Aortic Diseases
- Aneurism of the thoracic aorta
- Aneurism of the coeliac aorta
- Thoracic-coeliac aneurysm
- Aortic separation
- Arterial Diseases
- Stenosis of the lower limps vessels (Peripheral vascular disease)
- Diabetic leg
- Stenosis of carotids
- Handling of acute ischemia of limp
- Aneurysms of splanchnic vessels (e.g., splenic artery) and peripheral vessels (e.g., inguinal artery)
- Stenoses of splanchnic vessels (Coeliac angina)
- Stenoses of renal arteries (Resistant hypertension)
- Erection disorders (Vascular erection dysfunction)
- Nutcracker Syndrome
- Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome
- Adventitian Cystic disease
- Arteriovenal communication
- Vein diseases
- Vein deficiency – Varicose veins
- Phlebothrombosis (acute/chronic)
- Pulmonary embolism
- Pelvic Congestion Syndrome
- Post-thrombotic stenosis/ Post-thrombotic syndrome
- May-Thurner Syndrome
- Superior / inferior vena cava syndrome
- Techniques for renal patients
- Creation of arterial-venal fistula in hemodialysis patients using the intravascular method
- Creation of classical arterial-venal fistula
- Placement of special permanent hemodialysis catheters
- Other treatments
- Excision of first rib (Thoracic exit syndrome)
- Placement of central venal lines
- Installation of special catheters of long-term stay PICC or port-a-cath for home treatment or receiving chemotherapy
- Embolisms of arterial/vein compound hemangiomas
- Conservative treatment of vascular diseases
The team of the 3rd Vascular Surgery Clinic deals with emergencies and collaborates closely selected associates from different specialties in dealing with complex incidents. Aneurysms. Also, the rich experience of the team members allows the effective treatment of complex previous intervention where a second opinion is necessary.
Staff
Chief:
Dr Nikolaos Patelis, MD, MSc, PhD, FACS – Vascular Surgeon/Angiologist
Deputy Chief:
Ioannis Tsangos, MD, MSc, PhD(c) – Vascular Surgeon/Angiologist
Assistant:
Katerina Kotzadimitriou, Vascular Surgeon/Angiologist
Contact Tel.: +30 210 650 2889
