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The Department of Vascular & Endovascular Surgery at My Health Hospitals provides assessment and treatment planning for artery, vein and circulation concerns. Dr. Puneeth Joopalli consults at Kukatpally (KPHB) from 12 PM–5 PM. At Tarnaka, Dr. Puneeth Joopalli is available on call by prior appointment. Confirm the doctor, consultation time and location of any required investigation or procedure before visiting.
A vascular and endovascular surgeon assesses blood-vessel and circulation conditions. Consultation may involve reviewing symptoms, previous reports, medicines and examination findings. Care may involve medicines, monitoring, procedures or open surgery according to the diagnosis; an operation is not always required.
Bring previous scans, discharge summaries and a current medicine list. Ask what the suspected condition is, which tests would help and why a particular treatment is being recommended. Discuss alternatives, risks and follow-up before agreeing to a procedure.
Explore the condition guides below. They describe general care options; confirm the specific service, treating doctor and procedure location with the relevant branch.
Enlarged leg veins may cause aching, swelling or skin changes. Assessment helps determine whether conservative care or a procedure is appropriate. EVLT, RFA, sclerotherapy and surgery are different approaches; suitability depends on your findings.
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DVT is a clot in a deep vein, commonly in the leg. New swelling and pain in one leg need prompt assessment. Blood-thinning treatment is common; clot-removal procedures or filters are considered only in selected circumstances.
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Diabetic foot wounds need assessment of circulation, infection, pressure and wound depth. Treatment may involve several specialties. A limb-preservation plan depends on the findings; healing and avoidance of amputation cannot be guaranteed.
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Peripheral artery disease can restrict blood flow to the legs. Symptoms may include walking-related pain or non-healing sores. Management can include medicines and risk-factor control; selected patients may need angioplasty or bypass surgery.
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An AV fistula connects an artery and vein for haemodialysis access. Access planning, readiness for use and management of a failing fistula require assessment with the dialysis and vascular teams. Ask which service is available at your branch.
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Carotid artery disease and aortic aneurysms require individual specialist assessment. Monitoring, medicines or intervention may be discussed according to findings. Confirm the relevant expertise, imaging and treatment location before booking.
Book Specialist Evaluation →Leg symptoms can have several causes. These examples explain why assessment may be needed; they do not establish a diagnosis or replace examination.
The table outlines treatment options and the details to confirm in a written estimate. It does not confirm availability at both branches. Ask the specialist which option is suitable, where it will be performed and what the written quote covers. EVLT is laser treatment; RFA uses radiofrequency energy.
| Procedure / Treatment | Primary Clinical Indication | Technique & Anesthesia | Hospital Stay & Recovery | Written Estimate: What to Confirm |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EVLT / RFA | Selected symptomatic vein disease, based on assessment | Different endothermal techniques; discuss anaesthesia and suitability | Day care may be possible; discharge and return to work depend on individual advice | EVLT: individual quote RFA: individual quote Confirm one or both legs, veins treated, consumables and follow-up. |
| Adhesive closure / Sclerotherapy | Selected vein problems; methods have different indications | Adhesive closure and injection treatment are distinct procedures | Confirm planned sessions, aftercare and recovery | Sclerotherapy: session plan Adhesive closure: material plan Confirm the technique, material, number of sessions and repeat-treatment charges. |
| AV Fistula Creation | Dialysis-access planning following clinical assessment | Access type and anaesthesia selected by the treating team | Readiness for dialysis must be assessed; no fixed maturation date is guaranteed | Dialysis-access estimate Confirm native fistula or graft, preoperative tests, anaesthesia and follow-up. |
| Selected Diabetic Foot Wound Care | Wounds requiring assessment for infection, pressure and circulation | Wound treatment varies; separate vascular intervention may be needed | Visits, admission and dressings depend on the treatment plan | Wound-care estimate Confirm dressings, repeat visits, admission and any separate vascular intervention. |
| Peripheral Angioplasty / Stenting | Selected arterial disease after evaluation | Procedure, devices and anaesthesia depend on the findings | Admission, recovery and wound improvement vary | Arterial-intervention estimate Confirm device numbers, angiography, admission and possible additional procedures. |
| Selected DVT Interventions | Only selected patients; many are managed with anticoagulation | Clot intervention or filter placement requires an individual indication | Monitoring and admission depend on the proposed intervention | DVT treatment plan Confirm whether medicines or an intervention is proposed, monitoring and admission requirements. |
Estimates and insurance: Request a dated, itemised written estimate after the treatment plan and location are agreed. Confirm professional fees, investigations, devices or consumables, medicines, admission and follow-up, together with exclusions and possible additional charges. Insurance approval depends on policy terms and authorisation. See the varicose veins cost guide for quotation questions.
Dr. Puneeth Joopalli consults at KPHB from 12 PM–5 PM. Tarnaka consultations with him are on call by prior appointment. Confirm the branch, date and slot before travelling.
Dr. Puneeth Joopalli is a Senior Consultant Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon. KPHB consultation hours are 12 PM–5 PM; Tarnaka consultations are on call by prior appointment. Contact the relevant branch for availability and discuss your condition, previous reports and appropriate next steps. For professional background, use the linked doctor profile.
Dr. Puneeth Joopalli is available at Tarnaka on call by prior appointment. Call Tarnaka to confirm the date and consultation time.
Tarnaka appointments require prior confirmation. His KPHB hours of 12 PM–5 PM do not apply to Tarnaka.
Sudden severe limb symptoms, or leg swelling with chest pain or breathlessness, need emergency care rather than a routine appointment.
Use the contact details below to arrange care at the correct branch. Specialist schedules and investigation or procedure availability may differ. Confirm the location shown on your appointment before travelling.
For a consultation with Dr. Puneeth Joopalli, contact Kukatpally (KPHB). KPHB consultation hours are 12 PM–5 PM. Confirm the available date and slot and any preparation required for a separately booked investigation.
Dr. Puneeth Joopalli is available at Tarnaka on call by prior appointment. Confirm the date and consultation slot with the branch before travelling.
Information about appointments, vein treatment, circulation concerns, dialysis access and estimates. Individual clinical decisions require assessment by the treating team.
Patient information: This guide supports discussion with your treating clinician and does not replace an examination. General references: NHS: varicose veins, NHS: DVT, NHS: PAD and NIDDK: haemodialysis access. These references do not verify local prices or branch availability. See our Medical Editorial Policy.
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