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Vascular Surgery in Germany

The angiology centres and departments that work with msp group germany are certified centres of vascular medicine, working in close cooperation with neuroradiologists, cardiologists, pulmonologists, diabetologists, rheumatologists and endocrinologists.

After a thorough diagnostic work-up of the disease, angiologists recommend either conservative or surgical treatment; when invasive methods are chosen, preference is given to minimally invasive surgical techniques.

Strict quality control is in place in German angiology departments and centres, so diagnosis and treatment meet the highest international medical quality standards.

The latest diagnostic methods include, for example, functional testing with Doppler ultrasound, treadmill ergometry, oscillography to measure pulsatile volume changes, and capillary microscopy where inflammatory or spastic cardiovascular disease is suspected. If ultrasound proves inconclusive, cross-sectional imaging and angiography are used.

If conservative therapy, minimally invasive interventions (catheter procedures) or surgery do not achieve the desired result, angiologists use regenerative vascular therapy as part of clinical trials to treat, for example, obliterative atherosclerosis of the peripheral arteries or circulatory disorders of the feet. The aim of this innovative stem cell therapy is to stimulate the formation of new vessels that bypass the thrombi (so-called biological bypass).

The vascular surgery departments and centres recommended by msp group germany offer a wide range of minimally invasive phlebological operations, which makes it possible to achieve an optimal result — both therapeutic and cosmetic — and to shorten the recovery period.

Compression microsclerotherapy

Microsclerotherapy is widely used to remove reticular veins and spider veins, the so-called telangiectasias, on the legs. A sclerosing agent that seals varicose veins is injected into the lumen of the dilated vein, closing it off from the venous circulation, after which it is resorbed.

Percutaneous laser coagulation (PLC)

The method is used to treat small spider veins — telangiectasias. The laser beam safely removes the vessel with a minimum of pain. No compression stockings are required after the procedure.

FOAM sclerotherapy (foam sclero-obliteration) of varicose veins under ultrasound guidance (UGFS)

Ultrasound-guided FOAM sclerotherapy of the saphenous veins (echo-sclerotherapy) is an innovative, well-established non-surgical treatment for varicose veins and an excellent alternative to conventional varicose vein surgery. The method involves injecting a sclerosing foam into the varicose vein, which causes the vein to close and then be resorbed. It is often used as part of the staged combined treatment of varicose vein disease.

  • the procedure takes approx. 15 minutes;
  • minimal pain;
  • no scars or marks;
  • rapid recovery after the sclerotherapy procedure;
  • high efficacy — up to 96%.

Radiofrequency ablation of varicose veins (Covidien Closure Fast™ Endovenous Radiofrequency Ablation Catheter) and VNUS Closure FAST radiofrequency obliteration:

This technique is the newest alternative to conventional surgery for varicose veins. Its principle is the obliterating effect of high-frequency current on the inner wall of the vein: heating causes the vein to close and it is then resorbed. With RFO there is virtually no postoperative pain, which allows the technique to be used in older patients and in those with severe concomitant diseases. Patients usually need less than one day to recover and do not need to take painkillers. The method is also used in the combined treatment of varicose trophic ulcers; the efficacy of the procedure is up to 82%.

Open phlebectomy of varicose veins with a cosmetic effect (Minimally Invasive Ambulatory Phlebectomy):

  • the operation takes 90 minutes;
  • minimal pain (spinal or intravenous anaesthesia);
  • inconspicuous scars (incisions closed with the finest cosmetic sutures, or sutureless fixation of the wound edges with steri-strips/a special plaster;
  • the option of combined treatment (phlebectomy + sclerotherapy + RFA, phlebectomy + ligation of the perforating veins + RFA;
  • rapid recovery after surgery (one day in hospital);
  • efficacy of the combined operation — 100%.

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  • aneurysms;
  • angiography;
  • aortic stenosis;
  • arterial hypertension;
  • arterial stenosis;
  • arteriosclerosis;
  • varicose veins;
  • inflammatory vascular diseases (vasculitis);
  • deep vein thrombosis of the lower limbs;
  • vascular deformities;
  • arterial occlusion;
  • coronary heart disease;
  • lymphoedema (primary and secondary);
  • impaired wound healing;
  • circulatory disorders;
  • intermittent claudication;
  • post-thrombotic disease;
  • obliterating endarteritis and other vascular lesions of the legs;
  • peripheral arterial occlusive disease (iliac arteries and arteries of the lower limbs);
  • reticular varicose veins and telangiectasia (spider veins);
  • erysipelas;
  • diabetic foot syndrome;
  • Raynaud's syndrome;
  • vascular diseases;
  • carotid artery stenosis (arteria carotis),
  • stenosis of the renal and mesenteric arteries (mesenteric vessels);
  • venous thrombosis with possible complications in the form of post-thrombotic syndrome;
  • trophic disorders (trophic ulcers);
  • thrombophlebitis
  • chronic venous insufficiency;
  • percutaneous transluminal balloon angioplasty (PTA);
  • percutaneous transluminal balloon angioplasty (PTA) of the carotid artery;
  • elephantiasis;
  • embolisms;
  • leg ulcers.
  • Doppler ultrasound;
  • ultrasound angioscanning;
  • light reflection rheography;
  • oscillography with changes of position and temperature;
  • occlusion plethysmography;
  • MR angiography;
  • CT angiography;
  • rheovasography;
  • laser Doppler flowmetry;
  • resting ECG;
  • exercise ECG (bicycle ergometry);
  • selective angiography;
  • rheography;
  • capillary microscopy;
  • treadmill test (treadmill ergometry with and without pressure measurement);
  • selective lymphography;
  • diagnostics for suspected thrombosis and treatment of venous thromboembolism;
  • transcutaneous oxygen pressure measurement;
  • pulse measurement;
  • phleboscintigraphy;
  • the Ratschow test.

The specialists we recommend take a comprehensive yet individual approach, following individually designed programmes and using advanced therapeutic technologies and techniques:

  • conservative treatment methods: drug therapy, selection of compression garments;
  • minimally invasive treatment: sclerotherapy, foam sclerotherapy, echo-sclerotherapy;
  • surgical treatment: venectomy, phlebectomy and endoscopic operations using special video equipment (in the treatment of trophic ulcers).


  • minimally invasive treatment of varicose veins using intravenous catheters;
  • microfoam sclerotherapy;
  • endovenous laser therapy;
  • radiowave therapy (VNUS Closure Fast™);
  • removal of spider veins;
  • diagnosis and treatment of thrombosis;
  • treatment of intermittent claudication, peripheral arterial occlusive disease and diabetic foot syndrome;
  • stroke prevention, aortic aneurysm, Raynaud's disease;
  • treatment of acute and chronic arterial circulatory disorders;
  • treatment of vascular aneurysms and inflammatory arterial and venous diseases;
  • treatment of chronic venous insufficiency;
  • treatment of chronic ulcers of the lower limbs (ulcus cruris) of vascular origin;
  • treatment of deep and superficial vein thrombosis of the upper and lower limbs;
  • treatment of diseases of the lymphatic system;
  • angioplasty and stenting of arterial vessels, including the carotid, mesenteric and renal arteries;
  • laser angioplasty;
  • treatment of diabetic foot syndrome;
  • selective lysis and therapy with vasodilators;
  • balloon dilatation and stenting of the pelvic and lower-limb vessels;
  • surgery with a protective filter on the vessels of the brain and the cervical region;
  • endovascular stenting for aneurysms of the thoracic and abdominal aorta;
  • dilatation and stenting of renal artery stenosis in hypertension;
  • renal denervation in difficult-to-control hypertension;
  • endoluminal laser therapy for varicose veins;
  • minimally invasive vascular revascularisation;
  • recanalisation of acutely and chronically occluded arteries and veins by catheter techniques, for example selective thrombolysis and rotational thrombectomy;
  • angiogenesis and stem cell therapy.

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