Vascular Hospital in Kurla, Mumbai
CritiCare Asia Hospitals is a vascular hospital in Mumbai that treats conditions of the arteries, veins, and blood vessels. Vascular problems often build slowly and can go unnoticed until they affect walking or a routine check-up flags something. The vascular surgery team starts with an examination and uses scans and tests to confirm what the examination suggests. Vascular surgery in Kurla, Mumbai is organised around one question: can the condition be managed with medicines, does it need a minimally invasive procedure, or does it need open surgery? That choice is explained to the patient before anything is decided.
Why Choose CritiCare Asia Hospitals, Kurla for Vascular Surgery
Patients should know what a visit involves and what it will cost before they commit. Cost estimates and insurance or cashless options where they apply can be discussed with the hospital team at the start. Because vascular conditions often need repeat scans and reviews, choosing a nearby hospital helps with planning follow-up. Two patients with similar symptoms can need very different treatment, so the approach includes:
- Diagnosis combining examination with duplex ultrasound, angiography or other imaging as the case needs
- Medicines considered first wherever they are a workable option
- Minimally invasive techniques where suitable, with open surgery kept for cases that need it
- Joint management for patients needing dialysis access or diabetic foot care
- Follow-up monitoring for conditions such as aneurysm and venous insufficiency that need tracking over time
- A clear explanation of risks and options before any procedure is booked
Conditions We Treat
- Aneurysm
a bulge in an artery wall, most often the aorta, that can rupture if it grows too large - Carotid artery disease
narrowing of the neck arteries that feed the brain, which raises stroke risk - Peripheral artery disease (PAD)
reduced blood flow to the legs, often causing cramps on walking that ease with rest - Varicose veins
enlarged, twisted veins under the skin, caused by faulty valves - Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
a clot in a deep vein, usually the leg, needing prompt evaluation - Venous insufficiency
a long-term condition in which leg veins struggle to return blood, causing swelling, heaviness, or skin changes - AV fistulas
a surgically created link between an artery and a vein for dialysis, or an abnormal link that needs correction - Diabetic foot problems
poor circulation, nerve damage, and slow-healing wounds or ulcers in people with diabetes
Treatments & Procedures
- Duplex ultrasound
a painless scan of blood flow that finds blockages, clots or faulty valves - Angiography
imaging of vessels to map blockages or aneurysms before treatment - Endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR)
repair through a catheter, where the aneurysm's position and size are suitable - Carotid endarterectomy
removal of plaque from the neck artery to restore flow and lower stroke risk - Angioplasty and stenting
a catheter procedure to open a narrowed artery and, where needed, hold it open - Sclerotherapy and endovenous ablation
closing off an affected vein so blood reroutes through healthier ones - Anticoagulation therapy
blood-thinning medicine for DVT to stop clot growth - AV fistula creation and maintenance
forming and monitoring a fistula for dialysis - Wound care and debridement
managing diabetic foot ulcers and slow-healing wounds, with a check of circulation
Meet Our Specialists
The vascular specialists in Kurla take a history, examine the patient and arrange scans where indicated before recommending a plan. Findings are explained in plain words, along with the reason for the advice, whether that is watching, medicine or a procedure.
Book a Vascular Surgery Consultation in Kurla
Leg pain on walking, visible vein changes, unexplained swelling or a known aneurysm that needs monitoring are all reasons for a check. Book a consultation with the vascular surgery team at CritiCare Asia Hospitals, Kurla, instead of waiting for symptoms to worsen.