Surgery, Budapest, IV. kerület 2 clinic (18 Proctologist, 18 Vascular surgeon, 22 Surgeon, 18 Heart surgeon)

The varicose veins of the lower extremities of each stage in the dilation of the superficial venous system. Hereditary factors also play a role (eg. vascular weakness) development, but the basic reason which leads to the development of the disease in the superficial and deep venous system veins connecting the keyboard of the fault. These keys are normally only allow blood flow to the deep veins, but if it is not closed completely for some reason, the flow turns toward the surface veins, increased pressure in the venous system to shift to lower-wall surface veins and gradually enlarges them. The animated film follows the development of varicose veins can be viewed.

The proctology deals with diseases of the rectum and the environment, and curing. After the tests, the targeted 90 percent of patients with conservative medical therapy, or so-called. instrumental intervention (rubber ring ligature, photocoagulation, etc) can be cured very good results. Just more than ten patients required surgery.

The aim of sclerotherapy, injection of a treatment apó vein runs superficially, usually varicose veins - veins terminate. Usually used to treat visszereinek the lower extremities, but the face used to treat small blood vessels under the nose as well.

Examine and treat hemorrhoid opportunities, this outpatient rectum environment inflammatory processes, good and malignant tumors of the intestinal tract in the lower part of the rectum in a variety of lesions, causing a lot of discomfort berepedéstől, insidious, without complaints developing colorectal cancer on the issue - in addition to many other diseases .

To remove lipomas may be aesthetic reasons, or if it becomes painful skin lesions or occur disturbing factor in the move. The scientific evidence available today is currently no cure is available, which would eliminate the zsírcsomókat without surgery. The minor surgery to remove lipomas under local anesthesia, excision.