Dr. Gurunathreddy B is a leading Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon in Bangalore with 14 years of experience in treating complex vascular conditions. He heads the Vascular Surgery Division at St. John’s Medical College & Hospital, Sarjapur Road, and has performed over 3,500 successful procedures, including varicose veins, diabetic foot, peripheral artery disease, AV fistula, and aneurysm surgeries.
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PAD occurs when arteries supplying the legs narrow, leading to pain, discoloration, and poor circulation. We offer angioplasty, stenting, atherectomy, and advanced limb-saving treatments.
Minimally invasive vascular procedures such as angioplasty, stenting, embolization, and thrombolysis for fast, safe, and effective disease management without open surgery.
Expert creation and maintenance of AV fistulas, grafts, and catheter-based access for chronic kidney disease patients to ensure long-term, reliable dialysis access.
Treatment of congenital and acquired vascular malformations, including AVMs, venous malformations, lymphatic malformations, and capillary malformations.
Blockages in the carotid arteries can lead to stroke. We provide carotid endarterectomy and carotid stenting to restore blood flow safely.
Venous, arterial, and diabetic ulcers require specialized vascular care. We provide advanced wound healing and circulation-restoring treatments.
Leg swelling can be caused by venous insufficiency, lymphedema, or DVT. We offer accurate diagnosis and targeted vascular treatment to relieve swelling.
Emergency treatment for arterial and venous injuries caused by accidents, fractures, and penetrating trauma to restore circulation quickly and safely.
Conditions affecting the portal and mesenteric veins can lead to severe abdominal complications. We offer expert diagnosis and minimally invasive treatments.
Aortic aneurysms occur when the aorta weakens and bulges, posing a risk of rupture. We offer advanced screening and endovascular repair options.
Diabetic foot ulcers require early evaluation to prevent infections and amputations. We provide limb salvage treatments and vascular restoration.
DVT is caused by clot formation in deep veins, often the legs. Our treatments include thrombolysis, clot removal, and vein preservation procedures.
TOS occurs when nerves or blood vessels are compressed near the neck and shoulder. We offer surgical and minimally invasive decompression solutions.
Reduced blood flow to the intestines can be life-threatening. We specialize in early diagnosis and endovascular revascularization.
For patients undergoing regular haemodialysis, having a dependable vascular access is an important part of long-term kidney care. An arteriovenous (AV) fistula is a surgically created connection between an artery and a vein, usually in the arm, that provides suitable access for dialysis. If you are searching for an AV fistula surgeon in BTM, choosing a vascular surgeon with experience in vascular procedures can help ensure that your dialysis access is carefully assessed, planned and created according to your individual vascular condition.
An AV fistula is created by surgically connecting an artery to a nearby vein. This allows increased blood flow through the vein, causing it to become stronger and more suitable for repeated dialysis needle access.
Compared with temporary dialysis catheters, an AV fistula is generally considered a preferred form of long-term haemodialysis access when it is suitable for the patient. However, not every patient has the same vein and artery anatomy. Previous procedures, diabetes, vascular disease, age and other factors can influence the choice and location of vascular access.
Creating a functional dialysis access requires careful evaluation of the patient's blood vessels before surgery. A vascular surgeon assesses the available arteries and veins and determines an appropriate site for fistula creation.
An experienced AV fistula surgeon in BTM can evaluate the vascular anatomy, consider previous dialysis access procedures and plan the surgery with the aim of creating reliable access for haemodialysis. Proper surgical planning can also be important when a patient has limited suitable veins or has previously undergone vascular access procedures.
Before AV fistula surgery, the vascular surgeon may assess the circulation and suitability of the blood vessels for fistula creation. Depending on the patient's condition, vascular imaging may also be recommended to understand the blood vessels more clearly.
During the procedure, an artery and vein are surgically connected. Over time, the vein can develop increased blood flow and become more suitable for dialysis access. The fistula generally needs time to mature before it can be used for regular haemodialysis.
The exact approach and location of the AV fistula depend on the patient's vascular anatomy and dialysis requirements.
Patients who are expected to require long-term haemodialysis may benefit from discussing dialysis access planning with a vascular surgeon before dialysis becomes urgent. Early assessment can provide time to evaluate the blood vessels and plan an appropriate access procedure.
A consultation may also be appropriate when an existing AV fistula develops problems such as reduced dialysis flow, difficulty with needle access, swelling of the arm or changes noticed around the fistula. Prompt vascular assessment can help identify the underlying problem and determine the appropriate treatment.
An AV fistula needs regular attention because it is repeatedly used for haemodialysis. Changes in the fistula or surrounding arm should not be ignored. Reduced blood flow, unusual swelling, bleeding or other changes may require assessment by a vascular specialist.
For patients with an existing dialysis access, the treatment approach depends on the specific problem and the condition of the blood vessels. Vascular evaluation can help determine whether further intervention is required to maintain or restore useful dialysis access.
BTM Layout is a well-connected residential and commercial area in Bengaluru, situated close to important neighbourhoods such as Jayanagar, JP Nagar, Koramangala and HSR Layout. Its location along major roads and access to healthcare facilities makes BTM convenient for patients and families travelling for regular medical consultations. For dialysis patients who require ongoing vascular care, finding an AV fistula surgeon near BTM can make specialist consultations and follow-up visits more convenient.
Dr. Gurunath Reddy is a Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon in Bangalore with experience in the evaluation and treatment of vascular conditions, including dialysis access procedures. Patients requiring AV fistula creation or assessment of an existing dialysis access can undergo a detailed vascular evaluation to determine an appropriate treatment approach.
If you or your nephrologist has recommended an AV fistula for haemodialysis, consulting a vascular surgeon can help with timely dialysis access planning and management.
Looking for an AV fistula surgeon in BTM? Contact Dr. Gurunath Reddy for a vascular consultation and appropriate dialysis access evaluation.
The best vascular surgeon is one with specialised training in both open and endovascular procedures, extensive experience, and a strong focus on patient safety and long-term outcomes.
Common symptoms include leg pain while walking, swelling, non-healing wounds, skin discoloration, visible veins, numbness, and sudden limb pain. Early evaluation is important to prevent complications.
Modern vascular surgery, especially minimally invasive endovascular procedures, is generally safe when performed by experienced specialists. Risks are significantly lower compared to traditional open surgery.
Recovery depends on the procedure performed. Many endovascular treatments allow patients to resume daily activities within a few days, while open surgeries may require a longer recovery period.
You should consult a vascular specialist if you have persistent leg pain, swelling, non-healing ulcers, visible varicose veins, or risk factors such as diabetes and smoking.