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The document is a patient intake form for The Vascular Experts of Southern Connecticut Vascular Center, designed to collect personal, medical, and insurance information from patients prior to their appointments. It includes sections for demographic details, medical history, dialysis information, medication lists, allergies, and consent forms related to treatment and HIPAA privacy.

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Can a cardiologist treat vascular problems?

Cardiologists can treat a wide range of heart and vascular problems, including: Atherosclerosis. High blood pressure. High cholesterol.

Why would you see a vascular consultant?

Your primary care provider may refer you to a vascular surgeon if you have a condition that prevents your blood vessels from working as they should. Healthy blood vessels keep blood moving throughout your body to all of your organs. Damage to one or more blood vessels can affect your whole body.

What is a vascular expert?

A vascular doctor, vascular specialist or vascular surgeon treats vascular problems. They treat a wide range of issues that involve your arteries and veins, such as blocked or narrow blood vessels.

What does a vascular doctor do on his first visit?

Your vascular surgeon will do a physical examination to help with further assessment. They may order non-invasive vascular laboratory examinations which use ultrasound to evaluate blockage in the arteries or veins.

What is another name for a vascular specialist?

The official terminology for a vascular surgeon is a phlebologist, i.e., a physician specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of vascular conditions, such as spider veins, varicose veins, leg pain, leg cramps, and restless leg syndrome.

What does a vascular clinical specialist do?

Duties and Responsibilities They conduct comprehensive medical evaluations, perform physical examinations, and interpret diagnostic tests such as Doppler ultrasound, angiography, and vascular imaging studies to accurately diagnose vascular conditions.

Is a vascular specialist the same as a cardiologist?

A cardiologist specializes in treating your heart. A vascular doctor treats your blood vessels throughout your body, including your aorta, a very large artery that sends oxygen-rich blood to your body. However, a vascular doctor doesnt treat the heart itself.

What is the difference between a cardiologist and a vascular specialist?

Vascular surgeons and cardiologists are quite specialized in their respective fields, but they are not the same specialization. Cardio refers to issues of the heart whereas vascular refers to issues of the circulation system outside the heart.

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