Cardiovascular Surgery
Our Cardiovascular Surgery department focuses on evaluating heart and vascular diseases that may require surgical treatment and planning appropriate care.
Coronary artery disease, heart valve disease, arterial and venous problems, varicose veins and peripheral vascular disease are among the department’s main areas of care.
At Koza Health Group Cardiovascular Surgery, the existing condition, cardiovascular risk factors and overall health status are assessed together. When needed, multidisciplinary collaboration with Cardiology and other specialties helps determine the appropriate treatment approach and plan follow-up after treatment.
What Conditions Does Cardiovascular Surgery Treat?
The department deals with surgical treatment of coronary artery disease, heart valve disease, arterial and venous disorders, varicose veins and peripheral vascular disease.
When Should You See a Cardiovascular Surgeon?
Surgical evaluation may be appropriate for prominent leg veins, swelling, leg pain that occurs while walking or an already diagnosed cardiovascular condition that may require surgery.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which department treats varicose veins?
Cardiovascular Surgery.
2. Does every varicose vein require surgery?
No.
3. Is blockage of the leg arteries important?
Yes. It should be evaluated.
4. Are Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery the same specialty?
No. Their areas of practice are related but distinct.
5. Is early diagnosis important in vascular disease?
Yes.
The information on this page is for general information only. Please consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.
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Cardiovascular Surgery Doctors