For many years, vascular diseases required open surgery, involving incisions, long recovery periods, and higher risks. Today, medicine is moving toward minimally invasive solutions that allow treatment without major operations.
At Kimyo University Hospital, a new endovascular department has been launched, equipped with the advanced uAngio AVIVA CX angiography system.
This marks a new stage in patient care, offering safer and more precise treatment options.
Endovascular treatment is a minimally invasive procedure performed inside blood vessels.
A thin catheter is inserted (usually through the arm or thigh artery), allowing the doctor to reach and treat the affected area from within.
No incisions, no stitches, and in most cases — no general anesthesia.
The success of such procedures depends heavily on technology. uAngio AVIVA CX provides high-precision imaging and real-time control during interventions.
Key features include:
This ensures greater accuracy and safety.
For patients, this means a completely different treatment experience:
In many cases, it replaces traditional surgery.
One of the biggest advantages is fast recovery:
At Kimyo University Hospital, a comprehensive approach is used:
The launch of endovascular services represents a major step toward modern, patient-centered care.
With uAngio AVIVA CX, treatments become more precise, safer, and less invasive.
If you have vascular concerns, early diagnosis and treatment can prevent serious complications and significantly improve quality of life.
