TREATMENT · ARTERIAL · ARTERIAL · AORTIC STENTING
Stent-graft repair of the aorta through the groin — avoiding open chest or abdominal surgery.
The aorta is the body's main artery. An aneurysm is a ballooning of its wall; a dissection is a tear in its layers. Both are serious, and both can now usually be repaired from within: a fabric-covered stent-graft is delivered through the groin arteries and lined up inside the aorta, excluding the weakened segment — no open chest or abdominal surgery.
A CT angiogram maps the aneurysm precisely and the stent-graft is sized to your anatomy.
Small entries at both groins under regional or local anesthesia — no large incision.
Under live imaging, the graft opens inside the aorta and seals the aneurysm out of circulation.
Most patients are home within a day or two, with periodic scans to confirm the repair.
Endovascular repair avoids a major operation, has substantially faster recovery, and is the preferred option for suitable anatomy. Open surgery remains right for some cases — the CT decides.
It depends on size and growth rate. Small aneurysms are monitored; larger ones are repaired before they become emergencies. Bring your scan — the threshold rules are clear.
Uncontrolled blood pressure is the biggest driver; cholesterol, smoking and connective-tissue conditions contribute. Managing these is part of the treatment plan.
Bring your scans and reports, or send them on WhatsApp first. One consultation answers most of your questions.
Flow Vascular Clinic — 2nd Floor, Sree Krishna Diagnostic Center Building, beside Kalamandir, KPHB Main Road, Kukatpally, Hyderabad 500072