Dr. Gurunathreddy B is a leading Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon in Bangalore with 7+ 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 3,000 successful procedures, including varicose veins, diabetic foot, peripheral artery disease, AV fistula, and aneurysm surgeries.
Years of expertise
Vascular cases Treated
Varicose vein cases treated
Advanced vascular & endovascular care
Patient-centric, ethical treatment
Focus on limb preservation & saving life
Minimally invasive treatment options
Clear communication & long-term follow-up
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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.
Patients with chronic kidney disease who require long-term dialysis need a dependable and well-functioning vascular access. Dialysis Access Creation in Btm Layout focuses on creating durable access routes that ensure smooth, effective, and uninterrupted dialysis sessions. Proper access planning plays a crucial role in improving dialysis efficiency, reducing complications, and enhancing overall quality of life.
Dialysis access procedures are performed by experienced vascular specialists using modern surgical and endovascular techniques. These procedures are tailored to each patient’s vein quality, medical condition, and long-term dialysis needs, ensuring optimal outcomes and long-lasting access.
Dialysis access creation refers to the surgical formation of a reliable connection that allows blood to be removed, filtered, and returned to the body during hemodialysis. The most commonly used access types include arteriovenous (AV) fistula, AV graft, and tunneled dialysis catheters. Among these, AV fistulas are considered the gold standard due to their longevity and lower infection risk.
Choosing the correct access type depends on multiple factors such as vein size, overall health, urgency of dialysis, and previous access history. Early planning and timely creation are essential to avoid emergency catheter placement and related complications.
At a specialised vascular clinic, dialysis access procedures are carefully selected to match individual patient needs. Common options include:
Choosing Dialysis Access Creation in Btm Layout under expert vascular care offers several important benefits:
Before dialysis access creation, patients undergo a detailed evaluation including clinical examination and vascular imaging such as colour Doppler ultrasound. This helps identify suitable arteries and veins, ensuring the best possible access outcome.
Individualised planning allows surgeons to choose the safest location and technique while minimising complications. Early referral for access creation significantly improves long-term success and reduces dependency on temporary catheters.
After the procedure, patients receive clear guidance on access care, including hygiene practices, arm exercises, and signs of possible complications. Regular monitoring helps detect early narrowing or blockages, allowing timely intervention.
With expert follow-up and patient education, Dialysis Access Creation in Btm Layout ensures reliable access that supports consistent dialysis and long-term kidney care.
If you or a loved one is preparing for dialysis, consulting an experienced vascular specialist early can make a significant difference. Advanced techniques, careful planning, and dedicated aftercare help ensure safe, durable, and effective dialysis access.
An arteriovenous (AV) fistula is considered the best dialysis access because it lasts longer, has better blood flow, and carries a lower risk of infection compared to other access types.
Dialysis access should ideally be created several months before dialysis is required, allowing time for proper healing and maturation of the access.
Dialysis access creation is usually performed under local or regional anesthesia, and most patients experience minimal discomfort during and after the procedure.
With proper care and regular monitoring, a dialysis fistula can function effectively for many years without the need for replacement.
Warning signs include reduced blood flow, swelling, pain, redness, prolonged bleeding after dialysis, or absence of vibration over the access site. Immediate medical evaluation is recommended if these occur.