Varicocele is one of the most common reproductive health problems in men that can affect fertility. It is a pathological expansion of the veins of the testicles most often manifested on the left side of the body. Since in most cases varicocele does not cause any symptoms, it is often detected by chance during a medical examination for prophylactic purposes.
The fundamental question in medicine remains the same: how to help the patient recover as soon as possible, more efficiently and with minimal side effects, so that he returns to normal life as soon as possible. Minimally invasive procedures are often the answer to this question, because their essence and purpose is precisely this – to ensure effective treatment with the least possible impact on the patient’s body.
Continuing the tradition of meeting quarterly to discuss the results, the team gathered at the traditional Octoberfest’24 event in Biržai. After the presentation of the quarterly results, several educational programs were organized after sharing insights.
One of the essential symptoms of DPS is chronic or recurrent pelvic or abdominal pain lasting more than 3-6 months. In Europe, this syndrome affects about 30% of women of reproductive age, and the most effective and less invasive treatment method for treating this disease is embolization.
Interventional radiology specialists from all three Baltic states – Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia – gathered in Leuven (Belgium) for the intensive and enriching Terumo Learning Edge program.
The first relay arch stentgrafte implantation procedure with three branches in the Baltic States was successfully performed at Santaros Clinics.