Conditions

Vascular conditions

Owned patient information is being written for each condition below and will be clinically reviewed before publishing.

Varicose VeinsEnlarged, visible veins, most often in the legs.Arterial AneurysmsAbnormal enlargement of the arteries in the body. These may include:

the chest or abdomen (e.g. thoracic or abdominal aortic aneurysms)
the vessels of the arms (e.g. brachial artery aneurysms)
the lower legs (e.g. femoral or popliteal artery aneurysms)
the vessels supplying the major organs (e.g. renal artery aneurysms)

Peripheral Artery DiseaseNarrowing of the arteries that supply the legs.Stroke & Carotid Artery DiseaseNarrowing of the carotid arteries in the neck.LipedemaAbnormal build-up of fat, usually in the legs.

Diabetic FootComing soonFoot problems related to diabetes — the most common wounds we see, so wound care is covered here rather than as a separate condition.