Medinos Clinic Sonneberg: Open day for vascular diseases!

Medinos Clinic Sonneberg: Open day for vascular diseases!

In the Medinos Clinic in Sonneberg, a very special day is imminent: On June 28th, vascular surgery celebrates its 25th anniversary. All interested parties are invited to celebrate the day,

In addition to the individual patient care, the vascular consultation hours are expanded in the Medical Care Center (MVZ) Sonneberg and in the MVZ Neuhaus am Rennweg to further improve the local possibilities.

As the development of minimally invasive procedures shows, modern vascular surgery is directional. The Sana clinics of the district cham present new therapy options, especially for patients with peripheral arterial disease (PAVK). This disease, also known as a "shop window disease", affects an estimated four to five million people in Germany and, if left untreated, can result in serious complications. In the event of pain in the legs, it is advisable to see a doctor immediately.

The latest technologies, such as rotation atherectomy, enable surgeons, calcifications and closures to treat precisely without always having to be used. These procedures not only reduce regeneration time, but also simplify the entire hospital stay, since many interventions can now be carried out in local anesthesia.

Another interesting aspect is the interdisciplinary approach to vascular inflammation, which in the interdisciplinary Vascular center are examined. Various imaging methods such as ultrasound and MRI are used to clarify the causes of diseases such as inflamed aneurysms. The close cooperation between different disciplines enables comprehensive diagnostics and tailor -made therapy, which can vary depending on the finding between medication and surgical intervention.

With the upcoming anniversary celebration on June 28, the Medinos Clinic not only sets a sign for its 25-year success story in vascular surgery, but also opens up a look into the future of vascular medicine. Innovation and comprehensive patient care are top priority.