Vascular Services

Common reasons for review

• Painful, swollen, aching, or visibly enlarged leg veins.
• Leg pain with walking, foot wounds, or concern about circulation.
• Exercise-related thigh, buttock, or leg symptoms in elite cyclists and runners (endofibrosis).
• A known aneurysm or family history of aneurysm disease.
• Screening and management of abdominal or thoracic aortic aneurysm.
• Popliteal aneurysm management.
• Leg ulcers.
• Carotid artery narrowing or stroke-risk assessment after imaging.
• Upper limb deep vein thrombosis.
• First rib removal.
• Management of deep vein thrombosis.
• Second opinions on vascular imaging, treatment options, or surveillance plans.

Assessment and planning

A vascular consultation may include detailed questions, clinical examination and review of existing imaging. A chaperone is always available during clinical examination - just ask. When necessary, vascular ultrasound, CT or MR angiography will be arranged. Management may involve lifestyle and risk-factor advice, surveillance, medicines, compression stockings, endovascular procedures, or open surgery.

Medical information disclaimer

This website provides general information only. It does not diagnose your condition and does not replace advice from your doctor or specialist.