The department provides treatment in the following diseases and pathologies:

I. Valvular heart disease
a) mitral stenosis
b) mitral insufficiency
c) aortic stenosis
d) aortic insufficiency
II. Pericarditis
III. Ischemic heart disease
IV. Aneurysm of ascending aorta
V. Heart block.
Treatment methods:
I. a) closed dosated instrumental mitral commissurotomy;
b) mitral valve replacement
c) aortic valve replacement
II. a) pericardiocentesis
b) subtotal pericardectomy
III. Myocardial revascularization (coronary artery bypass grafting, mammaro-coronary bypass grafting)
IV. Aneurysm resection with aortic.
V. Pacemaker implantation

I. Atherosclerotic damage of brachiocephalic vessels:
a) internal carotid artery stenosis
b) occlusion of the first portion of subclavian artery
c) vertebral artery stenosis
II. Pathological tortuosity of carotids
III. Chemodectoma
Treatment methods:
I a) carotid endarterectomy
b) replacement of subclavian artery into a. carotis communis
c) endarterectomy from the ostium of the vertebral artery
d) prosthetics of carotid and subclavian arteries
II. Resection with redressment
III. Removal of chemodectoma

I. Vasorenal hypertension (atherosclerotic stenosis of renal vessels)
II. Aortic aneurysm
Treatment methods:
I. Endarterectomy from renal vessels
II. Aneurysm resection with aortic prosthetics

I. Atherosclerotic lesion of terminal aorta and lower limb arteries.
II. Non specific aorto-arteriitis
III. Thromboangiitis obliterans
IV. Acute arterial occlusion (thrombosis and embolization)
V. Traumatic arteriovenous fistula

Treatment methods:
I, II. a) Aortobifemoral bypass
b) ileofemoral bypass (graft),
c)  femoro-popliteal, femoro-distall bypass (graft),
d)  extraanatomical bypass
III.Lumbar sympathectomy, revascularizatory osteotrepanation, catheterization of inferior epigastric artery.
IV. Indirect thromboembolectomy
V. Separation of the fistulas with repair of vascular wall.

I. Lower extremity venous disease
II. Thrombotic occlusion of iliac vein
III. Acute thrombophlebitis
IV. Deep vein thrombosis with thromboembolic syndrome
Treatment methods:
I. Combined venectomy (via microphlebectomy technique)
II. Palm’s operation
III. Venectomy with thrombectоmy from femoral veins.
IV. Cava filter implantation.

Head of department – T.L. Soultanyan, PhD.

Available surgical operations

• Surgery in venous pathology

1. Combined venectomy of lower extremities with correction of valvular apparatus.
2. Reconstructive venous surgery (Palm’s operation).
3. Cava filter implantation.

• Surgery in arterial pathology

1. Femoro-popliteal bypass
2. Aortoiliac bypass
3. Aortobifemoral bypass
4. Reconstructive surgery in aneurysm of aorta and arteries and their complications
5. Reconstructive surgery in extracranial atherosclerotic lesion.
6. Reconstructive surgery in arteriovenous fistulas.

• Surgery in vascular injuries

• Cardiosurgery

1. Coronary bypass surgery
2. Surgery in congenital and acquired heart valvular disease
3. Pacemaker implantation.