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Peripheral Arterial Disease - Say No To Amputations Interventional and General Cardiology
High Risk Coronary and Peripheral Intervention
Limb Salvage

A detailed look at a plaque (blockage) inside an artery using OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography). Green arrow: Relativel...
16/01/2022

A detailed look at a plaque (blockage) inside an artery using OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography).
Green arrow: Relatively normal looking artery
Blue Arrow: Cholesterol has accumulated deep within the wall of the artery as seen in the form of fat particles.
Over time, if not controlled, it will result in thickened plaque as seen at 12 o’ clock and eventually become calcified and cause obstruction.

A patient with severe left leg pain on walking resulting in severe disability. We found complete occlusion of the Superf...
06/04/2018

A patient with severe left leg pain on walking resulting in severe disability. We found complete occlusion of the Superficial femoral artery extending into popliteal as well as posterior tibial artery below the knee. Successfully treated with atherectomy and drug coated balloon angioplasty.

Complex Superficial Femoral Artery Stenosis treated using pedal access and retrograde access!
27/02/2018

Complex Superficial Femoral Artery Stenosis treated using pedal access and retrograde access!

Treated a complex abdominal aortic stenosis and bilateral iliac artery disease with excellent angiographic results. Hopi...
27/02/2018

Treated a complex abdominal aortic stenosis and bilateral iliac artery disease with excellent angiographic results. Hoping that the patient will feel better.

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