Private specialist assessment for aortic, arterial, venous and dialysis access conditions, provided by a consultant vascular and endovascular surgeon with NHS experience. This site also offers clear, evidence-based patient education on common vascular conditions.
Some vascular symptoms are emergencies. If you have any of the following, call 999 or attend A&E now. Do not use this website to decide whether to delay urgent care.
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From first consultation to treatment and follow-up, covering complex aortic disease, arterial reconstruction, venous interventions and dialysis access.
Specialist assessment and management of aortic aneurysms, including keyhole repair (EVAR/TEVAR), fenestrated and branched stent planning for complex anatomy, and open surgical repair.
AorticExpert management of narrowed and blocked leg arteries causing pain on walking or at rest, including angioplasty, stenting, bypass surgery and limb-salvage procedures for critical ischaemia.
ArterialAssessment and treatment of narrowing in the neck arteries, a leading cause of stroke and TIA. Carotid endarterectomy and stenting performed to the highest evidence-based standards.
ArterialFull assessment and treatment including laser ablation (EVLA/RFA), foam sclerotherapy and phlebectomy, for simple cosmetic concerns through to recurrent or ulcer-related disease.
VenousManagement of leg swelling, skin changes and venous leg ulcers, including catheter-directed thrombolysis (CDT) for deep venous disease and a structured healing plan for longstanding ulcers.
VenousAs AV Access Lead at the NHS Vascular Centre, I have specialist expertise in creating and preserving arteriovenous fistulas and grafts, and managing tunnelled dialysis catheters, minimising disruption to your treatment.
Access · AV LeadAcute and complex vascular trauma, including upper and lower limb arterial injuries, managed with the urgency and precision that emergency vascular work demands.
EmergencyConcerned about a diagnosis or proposed treatment? An independent expert opinion, including review of imaging and operative plans, can bring clarity and genuine peace of mind.
ConsultationPrompt private duplex ultrasound surveillance for known aneurysms, reviewed by a consultant, so you always know where you stand without lengthy NHS waiting times.
MonitoringClear, honest guides to common vascular conditions and procedures, written for patients and their families, not for textbooks.
Finding out you have a swelling in your main body artery can feel frightening. This guide explains what it means, how big is too big, and what usually happens next.
Read on VascuSphere →Varicose veins affect around 1 in 3 people. They're rarely dangerous, but they can be painful and affect how you feel. Here's what causes them and what can be done.
Read on VascuSphere →If your legs ache when you walk but feel better with rest, it may be a sign that your leg arteries are narrowed. This is a very treatable condition, and here is what to expect.
Read on VascuSphere →A blood clot in a deep vein can cause leg pain and swelling, and occasionally something more serious. This guide explains the warning signs, how it is treated, and how to lower your risk.
Read on VascuSphere →A TIA or mini-stroke is a serious warning sign. This guide explains how narrowed neck arteries are involved, and the treatments that can significantly reduce your risk of a full stroke.
Read on VascuSphere →If you're starting dialysis, you'll need reliable access to your bloodstream. This guide explains the different options, what the surgery involves, and what recovery looks like.
Read on VascuSphere →Leg ulcers can be stubborn and painful, but with the right treatment most heal well. Understanding why they develop is the first step to getting better.
Read on VascuSphere →Diabetes can affect the nerves and blood supply in your feet, making small problems serious. This guide explains what to look for daily and when to act fast.
Read on VascuSphere →Sudden severe tearing chest or back pain can be a sign of an aortic emergency. This guide explains what acute aortic syndrome is, the difference between Type A and Type B, and what modern treatment involves.
Read on VascuSphere →The full patient education library, covering conditions, procedures and what to expect, is available at vascusphere.co.uk. Written by a consultant surgeon, in plain English, for you.
I am a Consultant Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon at a major NHS vascular centre. My clinical practice includes complex aortic disease, dialysis access, peripheral arterial disease and venous conditions. I offer private consultations for patients seeking timely specialist vascular assessment.
I hold a doctorate in medicine (MD) and Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in Vascular Surgery (FRCS Vascular). My academic work includes peer-reviewed publications in vascular surgery. I serve as AV Access Lead and Educational Lead at a Birmingham NHS vascular centre. I am also a native Arabic speaker, and consult in both English and Arabic.
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