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St. Michael's Vascular Surgery Clinic referral form 2025

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The document is a referral form for St Michael’s Vascular Surgery Clinic, detailing the process for both elective and urgent consultations. It includes contact information, a list of medical professionals, patient information fields, clinical history indications related to vascular issues, and sections for the referring physician's details.

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What happens at a vascular appointment?

You should wear comfortable clothing that is easy to change out of, since you may need to change into a gown. After discussing your history, the vascular surgeon will perform an exam in any areas where youre having problems. They will diagnose your condition and recommend an appropriate treatment plan.

Why would you be referred to a vascular doctor?

When to see a vascular doctor. You might need to see a vascular doctor if youre at high risk of vascular disease because of your diabetes, high blood pressure and use of tobacco products. Also, you might have symptoms of a vascular disease, such as chest pain during exercise or leg pain, cramping or swelling.

How do I prepare for a vascular appointment?

Be prepared to carefully describe any symptoms that you believe may be referable to vascular disease. Tell the vascular surgeon how long symptoms have been present, when and where they occur, and how severe they seem. Take a list of medications and existing diseases under treatment. Take recent blood test results.