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Estmedica accepts patients with or without a referral from their family doctor. The clinic welcomes patients for the treatment of various conditions requiring outpatient surgery as well as for diagnostic procedures.
Estmedica provides medical treatment for conditions requiring surgical intervention, including benign tumours, hernias, abdominal pain, leg and foot pain, joint pain, trauma, skin abscesses, ingrown nails, post-operative care, wound care, proctology, phlebology (varicose veins), foot deformities, joint blocks or hormonal injections and other injections.
Estmedica accepts patients with or without a referral from their family doctor. During the first consultation, your doctor makes a diagnosis based on the symptoms you are experiencing and prescribes additional examinations and tests, if these are indicated. If necessary, you will be asked to come in for a repeat consultation to discuss your examination and tests results and adjust your treatment plan, where required.
Estmedica accepts patients with or without a referral from their family doctor. During the first consultation, your doctor makes a diagnosis based on the symptoms you are experiencing and prescribes additional examinations and tests, if these are indicated. If necessary, you will be asked to come in for a repeat consultation to discuss your examination and tests results and adjust your treatment plan, where required.
Estmedica accepts patients with or without a referral from their family doctor. During the first consultation, your doctor makes a diagnosis based on the symptoms you are experiencing and prescribes additional examinations and tests, if these are indicated. If necessary, you will be asked to come in for a repeat consultation to discuss your examination and tests results and adjust your treatment plan, where required.
Estmedica accepts patients with or without a referral from their family doctor. For the attending doctor to be able to make a diagnosis of varicose veins, the patient first has to undergo an ultrasound. Based on the clinical representation and symptoms experienced, the doctor determines the stage of the disorder (using the international CEAP classification) and prepares an individual treatment plan for the patient.
Endovenous Laser Ablation
Endovenous laser ablation is a way to get rid of varicose veins without surgery. Providers use a laser to seal off veins. This procedure requires a small punction and has a shorter recovery time than surgery.
VARICOSE VEINS („SPIDER VEINS“) OR TELANGIECTASIA
Varicose veins („spider veins“) or telangiectasia Telangiectasia – small blue or red vessels which can be formed anywhere in the body, but they are more often located in theleg, face, breast and belly area. It seemsto be like a short lines that remind „spider veins“. These „spiders“ arecalled telangiectasia in medicine. Attention! Leg telangiectasia is a sign of serious disease, the veins shows venous disfunction. Before the treatment, our surgeons check leg veins with a help...
Miniflebectomy - surgery without cuts
Miniflebectomy is an ambulatory, minimally traumatizng flebectomy that is done by local anesthesia. Veins are removed without cuts. The procedure includes the varicose veins and perforating veis removal, by applying small cuts(3mm). There is no need to do any suturation and there arenot any scars left after the procedure. After the miniflebectomy procedure patients could leave the doctor’s room independently and turn to daily life. Miniflebectomy is often done in combination with endovenous...
Ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy
Foam sclerotherapy is a relatively new invasive method in treating veins. While, so called, liquid sclerotherapy treatment (that is called sclerotherapy) has been used for some decades. Sclerotherapy is a procedure, the main idea of which is to inject a special drug that constricts veins. Scars are healed and disappeared in some months. Foam is produced by mixing the oxygen with the liquid. It should look like shaving foam. The fluid is injected directly into varicose veins. Blood is pushed out...
Estmedica accepts patients with or without a referral from their family doctor. During the first consultation, the attending doctor records the patient’s complaints and the patient undergoes an anoscopy, which is used to diagnose the majority of anal disorders, such as internal and external haemorrhoids, anal fissures and certain types of anal fistulae. According to the results of the anoscopy, the doctor prepares an individual treatment plan for the patient.
It is recommended to use Microlax three hours before coming in with proctology-related complaints.
It is recommended to use Microlax three hours before coming in with proctology-related complaints.
RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION
Radiofrequency ablation or Rafaelo procedure is based on thermocoagulation. Hemorrhoidal tissue is warmed up during the procedure thus it leads to necrosis and dropout of the hemorrhoidal tumors. During radiofrequency ablation, which is held under local anesthesia, a doctor enters a special probe to a hemorrhoidal tumor. Radiofrequency energy impulses coagulate hemorrhoidal tumors and block blood vessels that nitrify them. As a probe is quite small and isolated, it affects only inset area thus...
Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty (LHP®)
Many individuals suffer from hemorrhoids because they wish to avoid surgery. LHP® is a minimally invasive laser therapy that is specifically designed to target and shrink hemorrhoids offering patients the perfect solution!
Rubber band ligation of hemorrhoid
Rubber band ligation is a procedure when the hemorrhoid is tied off at its base by rubber bands in order to cut off the blood flow to the hemorrhoid. The hemorhhoid shrinks and dies, in a week period, and falls off. A scar tissue is formed in the place of hemorrhoid, holding nearby veins so they do not bulge into the anal canal. If hemorrhoid ligation treatment is held in doctor’s office, 1 or 2 hemorrhoidal tumors may be treated at a time. Three or more hemorrhoidal tumors are treated...
Hemorrhoid sclerotherapy
Astringent medicine is used during hemorrhoid sclerotherapy treatment. This medicine calms down irritable hemorrhoidal tissue in order to decrease blood supply thus it helps to release the haemorrhoid itself and its symptoms. Hemorrhoidal tumors should be quite big in size, in case of rubber band ligation procedure, in order to bind them with one rubber (at least two if possible). At the same time hemorrhoid sclerotherapy procedure is used for treating small hemorrhoidal tmors. Sclerotherapy is...
Anal Fissure
Anal fissure is a tear in the anal canal, it leads to pain during bowel movements. Anal fissure is a widespread problem, it is common as for men as for women at any age, but fissure is a problem of young, healthy people. Anal fissure is initially treated conservatively with the use of home remedies within some weeks. If anal fissure fail to heal within 8-12 weeks, we cope with chronic anal fissure. Surgical intervention is needed in case of chronic anal fissure. Our clinic provides conservative...
Fistula or anal fistula
Fistula is an abnormal pathologic process between anal canal and perianal tissue. Fistula is usually caused by injury. Laser energy is used to cut affected tissues in case of fistula laser treatment. Laser minimally affects tissues, decreasing inflammation and surgical trauma. Laser has enough energy to close fistula inside. Laser procedure is less aggressive than surgical intervention. The procedure is held in community setting without general anaesthesia. The recovery process takes less time...
Estmedica accepts patients with or without a referral from their family doctor. During the first consultation, the attending doctor determines the type of deformity based on the patient’s complaints and prepares a treatment plan. If necessary, the doctor gives an overview of the treatment method and its effectiveness and potential problems and answers any questions about the recovery period.
Before coming in for a consultation for a foot deformity, patients are advised to get an x-ray of the foot in question.
Before coming in for a consultation for a foot deformity, patients are advised to get an x-ray of the foot in question.
Hallux valgus (Bunion)
We treat Hallux valgus (Bunion) with minimally invasive surgery (MIS), with only 3 skin holes (3-5mm), no skin incisions, no metal (screws) bone fixation. Your MIS procedure will be done by AMIFAS* member surgeon (* Academy of Minimally Invasive Foot & Ankle Surgery, USA) Hallux valgus before and after MIS Benefits of minimally invasive surgery Less injury – MIS is less traumatic for soft tissue. Traditional open surgery requires big skin incisions (5-10 cm), joint opening, metal...
Hammer Toes
We treat hammer toe with minimally invasive surgery (MIS), with only 3 skin holes (3-5mm), no skin incisions, no metal (screws) bone fixation. Your MIS procedure will be done by AMIFAS* member surgeon (* Academy of Minimally Invasive Foot & Ankle Surgery, USA) Benefits of minimally invasive surgery Less injury – MIS is less traumatic for soft tissue. Traditional open surgery requires big skin incisions (5-10 cm), joint opening, metal fixation for bone correction that creates injury to...
Promenent heel and plantar fasciitis (pain in a heel)
Plantar fasciitis is a widespread reason of pain in a heel. At average, 2 million of people treat plantar fasciitis a year. Planter fasciitis cases irritation and tissue inflamation. Anatomy Plantar fascia is a long, thin line of tissue that is situated in lower part of foot. It connects a heel bonewith toes. Plantar fascia is needed for amortisation of mechanical stress and strain that pressure on feet. Sometimes strong pressure could destroy or tear feet tissues. Inflamation is a natural...
Nail and foot fungus treatment
Fungus is a widespread fungal unfection that is common to, appoximately, 10% of population in developed counries. Fungal infection may lead to pain in toes and ancle, repeated bacterial infections and ulsers. Fungal infection may lead to lower limb amputation in case of diabetic patients. Two methods of treatment have been used for a long time for to treat fungal infection. Local treatment using different types of creams, unctures and polishes as well as systemic treatment and pills. Local...
