Vascular Surgeon in JP Nagar
Bangalore – Dr. Sravan C.P.S
Your path to better vascular health is guided by our commitment to excellence and compassionate care.
Our Expertise
Varicose Veins & Venous Disorders
Dialysis Access Surgery
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
Peripheral Arterial Disease
Deep Vein Disorders
Diabetic Foot Care
Aortic Dissection
Central Venous access device
Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE)
Uterine Artery Embolization (UAE)
Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE)
Thyroid Artery Embolization (TAE)
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Teachers College Circle, near RV, Basavanagudi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004
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drsravanvascular@gmail.com
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+91 99945 43335
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+91 93533 84953
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About Dr. Sravan
My approach to patient care is guided by a simple yet profound philosophy: I view each patient through the lens of family, offering the same level of respect, care, and dignity I would want for my own loved ones. My goal is not just to diagnose but to enlighten you about your condition, walking you through the available treatment options to ensure a safe and effective journey to health.
Embracing the latest in minimally invasive techniques alongside traditional surgery, I’m committed to delivering solutions that are not only safe and of the highest quality but also tailored to meet your individual needs and anticipate your future health requirements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Vascular Surgeon for PAD and Diabetic Circulation in JP Nagar
Searching for a vascular surgeon in JP Nagar often begins with walking pain. Pain that starts after a short distance and disappears with rest. Cold feet. Numb toes. Wounds that refuse to heal. These are not simple muscular problems. They may indicate reduced blood flow in arteries.
Peripheral Arterial Disease and diabetic circulation impairment are increasingly common among residents of JP Nagar. Early vascular assessment prevents progression toward severe limb complications.
Dr. Sravan C.P.S provides structured arterial evaluation from his Basavanagudi centre, easily accessible from JP Nagar.
What Is Peripheral Arterial Disease?
Peripheral Arterial Disease occurs when arteries supplying the legs narrow due to plaque buildup.
This leads to:
- Reduced oxygen supply
- Muscle fatigue while walking
- Slow wound healing
- Increased infection risk
Early Warning Signs of Poor Arterial Circulation
- Cramping pain in calves
- Reduced walking distance
- Cold feet
- Hair loss on legs
- Shiny skin
- Toe discoloration
These symptoms require timely evaluation.
Diabetic Foot and Circulation
In JP Nagar, diabetes prevalence contributes to foot ulcers.
Circulation testing is critical because:
- Poor blood flow delays healing
- Infection risk increases
- Limb preservation depends on early action
Treatment may include:
• Risk factor control
• Circulation-improving medication
• Endovascular revascularization
Aortic and Major Artery Screening
High-risk individuals may require screening for:
• Abdominal aortic aneurysm
• Major artery narrowing
Early detection prevents emergencies.
Dialysis Access Surgery for JP Nagar Patients
For patients undergoing dialysis:
• AV fistula planning
• Access mapping
• Access revision
Durable vascular access improves long-term dialysis outcomes.
Why Early Arterial Treatment Matters
Ignoring arterial disease may lead to:
• Progressive walking limitation
• Chronic wounds
• Tissue damage
• Limb-threatening complications
Early intervention changes long-term outcomes.
What is PAD?
Reduced blood flow in leg arteries due to narrowing
Is walking pain a sign of blocked arteries?
Yes, especially if pain improves with rest.
Can diabetic wounds heal without circulation treatment?
Healing is limited if blood supply is poor.
What test checks leg circulation?
Doppler ultrasound and arterial imaging.
Is arterial blockage reversible?
Treatment can improve blood flow depending on severity.
Should I see a vascular surgeon for cold feet?
If persistent, yes.
