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UCSF Vascular surgeons have extensive expertise and experience in the care of patients with Raynaud's Syndrome, from common forms to the most complex and challenging cases, such as severe Reynaud's phenomenon that involves pronounced digital ischemia and the risk of losing…
The breakdown of a hernia repair is called recurrent hernia. The bulge returns at or near the site of the prior hernia. Recurrent hernias greatly increase the complexity of subsequent repair. If left untreated, severe complications can result such as the…
The renal arteries, like others in the human body, can become obstructed. Renal artery disease is usually caused by atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries due to the buildup of fatty deposits or plaques along the artery wall. This build-up can reduce blood-flow to one…