Cardiac arrhythmias
Cardiac arrhythmias are a set of conditions that involve an abnormal heart rhythm, either less often (bradyarrhythmias) or faster (tachyarrhythmias). Depending on their origin, arrhythmias can be supraventricular (when they occur on the upper floor of the heart) or ventricular (when they occur on the lower floor of the heart). They can have a variable duration, from a few seconds-minutes (paroxysm...
What is electromyography and how does it help you?
Electromyography (EMG) is a procedure that assesses nerve and muscle function. This examination is essential in establishing an accurate diagnosis of the pathology of the peripheral nervous system. The terms electromyogram or electromyography are currently used for the entire electrodiagnostic evaluation, which includes nerve conduction studies and needle electromyography. Content When...
Can we ignore broken veins?
Do you ever think that broken veins (telangiectasias) are just an aesthetic problem? You're wrong. Untreated, they can cause bleeding. Broken veins or telangiectasias occur mainly in women and can be triggered during the first menstruation or pregnancy, due to hormonal changes. This condition does not go unnoticed, because it is not strictly a harmless, aesthetic problem. If you just wai...
What is prediabetes?
The underlying pathophysiology of type 2 diabetes [DM 2] is the progressive decline and in the end/eventually cessation of pancreatic function. This is due to the inability of pancreatic beta cells to produce insulin and maintain normal blood glucose levels. It is important to know that the pathology of diabetes is a spectrum of glucose and insulin control levels: from impaired glucose toleranc...
Luminita Anghel, saved by an intervention performed by Dr. Toni Feodor
We were glad to be there for Luminita Anghel and that we were able to offer a real solution for the venous thrombosis she was suffering from, all with the help of Dr. Toni Feodor. This condition is one of the most dangerous and can implicitly lead to amputation of the legs. In the TV show "La Măruță", Luminita Anghel spoke about the symptoms she felt and about the way the trea...
Anti-SARS-CoV-2 Protection measures implemented in Vascularte clinic
SARS-CoV-2 protection measures implemented in the Vascularte clinic May 31, 2021 Every day, we gather all the protection and hygiene measures necessary so that our activity takes place in complete safety: We disinfect and clean every room and surface of the clinic with professional products, we use air purifiers with ion generators in every room and we sterilize all the rooms with bact...
Varicose veins and pregnancy
Most pregnant women develop varicose veins in the first trimester of pregnancy as a result of increased blood volume, which implicitly leads to dilated veins. During the 9 months, the varicose veins also increase in volume, with the transformations of the pregnant woman's body. Is there a treatment for varicose veins and what can be done to prevent it? Normally, the appearance of varicose v...
What is thrombophilia and how it can be treated
Thrombophilia is a condition characterized by a deficiency in blood clotting. Normally, blood clots or thrombi play a role in stopping bleeding. In the case of thrombophilia, the clots do not dissolve and enter the bloodstream, which can lead to serious complications. What are the symptoms of thrombophilia and how can it be treated? Find out all the details from the specialists of the Vascularte c...
How many types of varicose veins are there: symptoms, prevention, treatment
Varicose veins are permanent dilation of the veins, which occurs in the lower limbs. We have several types, and the treatment is quite different from case to case, depending on the severity or complexity of the case. Find out from this article everything you need to know about varicose veins! Varicose veins are common in both female and male patients. However, the risk of developing it is...
About the chronic venous disease
Interview Dr. Toni Feodor - Primary doctor General Surgery / Vascular Surgery Specialist doctor Content Is chronic venous disease a serious condition? What are the main causes of this disease? Is heredity an important factor in the occurrence of this disease? Who else is at risk? What is inherited in this genetic determinism of BVC? Can the disease also occur in childhood or adole...