Treatment

What you need to know about our treatments

Individualized treatment for each patient

Our treatment strategy takes into account each patient’s individual symptoms. We focus on offering the gentlest solutions for healing our patients after thoroughly evaluating all opportunities and risks. For the benefit of our patients, our treatments are guided by the principles of care, appropriateness, and as little stress for the body as possible.

Based on our vast experience and routine in the field of vascular surgery (approximately 40,000 surgeries since 1994), we can offer the highest level of medical comfort to our patients.

The most important information about the treatment

Outpatient and inpatient vein treatment

We offer both inpatient and outpatient treatment of venous disorders. Smaller, minimally invasive surgeries are performed directly in our clinic. We also offer a gentle method called Venefit™. These minimal-invasive but very effective treatments allow the patient to walk immediately after the procedure to resume their normal activities with virtually no downtime and minimal discomfort.

Types of venous treatments

Compression therapy
Sclerotherapy
Minimally invasive surgery (inpatient and outpatient)
Endovenous therapy based on radio waves
Varicose treatments, open varicose surgery
Skin transplants
Vacuum therapy

Treatment of arterial diseases

Treating artery diseases often involves a short inpatient stay (e.g. for inserting balloon catheters, stents), mostly no longer than one day. The gentle procedures allow for a quick recovery, and patients can quickly resume their day-to-day activities.

Types of arterial treatments

Blood flow stimulating infusions
Balloon catheters, stents
Bypass surgery
Open reconstruction of blood vessels
Skin transplants
Wound management

Implants

In our outpatient practice in Augsburg, we insert medical implants using local anesthesia. We are specialized in inserting port catheters for tumor therapy.

Types of implant surgeries

Implanting cardiac pace makers
Implanting port systems (for chemo or pain therapy)

Treatment of the lymphatic vessels

Generally, we treat lymph vessels conservatively using manual procedures. Surgeries are an exception. Manual lymphatic drainage and compression stockings (bandages for arms and legs) have proven to treat most symptoms. For compression therapy, it is crucial that the stockings fit exactly to the patient’s arm or leg. For this purpose, we manufacture an aid individually adapted to the patient after precise measurement of the limbs.

Types of lymph vessel treatments