3704 €

Chronic mesenteric ischemia

Angioplasty, with or without stent placement

MONZA HOSPITAL ARES at Constanta

Chronic mesenteric ischemia is a rare afection, wich in 95% of cases is caused by difuse atherosclerosis ( fats accumulation in your blood vessels walls, leading to their narrowing wich decrease the flow of blood to the bowel). Disease’ s progression is associated with more striking symptoms. Almost half of patients present simultaneous the affecting of heart’s blood vessels, but also peripheral artery disease.

doctor
Croitoru Marian
MD Cardiologist
doctor
Deleanu Dan
MD Cardiologist
+1000
Treatments / Year

MONZA HOSPITAL ARES at Constanta

3704 €

1 day treatment
+1000
Treatments / Year
3704 €

Chronic mesenteric ischemia

Angioplasty, with or without stent placement

ARES Cardiology Center

Chronic mesenteric ischemia is a rare afection, wich in 95% of cases is caused by difuse atherosclerosis ( fats accumulation in your blood vessels walls, leading to their narrowing wich decrease the flow of blood to the bowel). Disease’ s progression is associated with more striking symptoms. Almost half of patients present simultaneous the affecting of heart’s blood vessels, but also peripheral artery disease.

doctor
Croitoru Marian
MD Cardiologist
doctor
Deleanu Dan
MD Cardiologist
+1000
Treatments / Year

3704 €

1 day treatment
+1000
Treatments / Year

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Angioplasty, with or without stent placement

Chronic mesenteric ischemia is a rare afection, wich in 95% of cases is caused by difuse atherosclerosis ( fats accumulation in your blood vessels walls, leading to their narrowing wich decrease the flow of blood to the bowel). Disease’ s progression is associated with more striking symptoms. Almost half of patients present simultaneous the affecting of heart’s blood vessels, but also peripheral artery disease.

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