Dr. med. univ.
Haki Kryeziu

Varicose v eins are nodular dilated (superficial) veins (blood vessels). The disease in the presence of varicose veins is called in technical language varicosis or also varicosis. The superficial veins of the legs, including their main branches, the great saphenous vein and the parietal saphenous vein, are affected. (Source = Wikipedia)

Hernias are also colloquially referred to as“hernias “. Organs and the peritoneum push out through a gap in the connective tissue. It is not uncommon to experience pulling discomfort in the affected area.

Minimally invasive surgery(MIS) is the generic term used to describe surgical procedures with minimal trauma (with minimal injury to skin and soft tissues). It belongs to laparoscopy together with endoscopic surgery through natural orifices(NOTES), in which the instruments are inserted through the mouth, anus, vagina, colon or urethra, and minimally invasive incisions are made there first if necessary. (Source = Wikipedia)

Proctology is a medical branch that deals with the diseases of the rectum, more specifically the rectum and the anal canal. A medical doctor who deals with proctology is called a proctologist or an intestinal specialist, who treats intestinal diseases.

Pilonidal sinus is a chronic inflammatory disease of the gluteal fold(rima ani). Synonyms for the condition are coccygeal fistula, pilonidal cyst, or sacral dermoid. According to common opinion, the disease is caused by hairs penetrating into the skin. Other opinions assume a congenital malformation. Trauma (for example, caused by falls) is also discussed as a possible cause.

Prevention, diagnosis, treatment and consultation for sebaceous glands, lipomas, ingrown toenails, veins, treatment of spider veins, anal eczema, anal fissures, venous thrombosis, abscesses and much more.

Abdominal sonography is the ultrasound examination of the entire abdominal cavity. Sound waves are sent through the tissue in the abdominal cavity by a so-called transducer and received back by the same. With the help of an amplifier and appropriate computer programs, the received sound waves are processed and displayed on a screen. Thus, size and structural changes, pathological changes of internal organs can be detected.

Duplex sonography is used to visualize arteries and veins and to measure blood flow velocity Duplex sonography is more versatile and accurate than simple Doppler sonography thanks to 2D imaging and its combination with color coding and pulsed wave Doppler. In venous vessels, for example, the function of the venous valves can be deduced in the presence of varicose veins (chronic venous insufficiency, CVI). In the presence of duplex sonographically detectable thrombosis (combined compression and duplex sonography), veins may be completely or partially occluded, which would increase the risk of pulmonary artery embolism.