Peripheral and aortic endovascular surgery

Endovascular surgery is a modern approach that treats arterial disease "from the inside", navigating through the vessels with catheters introduced via a simple puncture, most often at the groin. It thus avoids the large incisions of conventional vascular surgery. This technique makes it possible to dilate narrowed arteries with balloons, to place stents to keep the vessel open, or to deploy stent grafts to exclude an aortic aneurysm. The procedure is guided in real time by imaging, ensuring great precision. The benefits for the patient are significant: often lighter anaesthesia, no large scar, a short hospital stay and rapid recovery. Endovascular surgery is particularly suited to patients for whom open surgery would involve significant constraints. At Clinique Pasteur Tunis, these procedures are performed in a latest-generation catheterisation laboratory, by a team proficient in both endovascular techniques and conventional vascular surgery, guaranteeing comprehensive care tailored to each situation.