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Access Vascular

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9389 8658

Address: Suite 46/85 Monash Avenue 6009 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.accessvascular.com.au/

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25.01.2022 In order to provide the best business-as-usual service as well as the safest environment for our patients, staff and doctors, all specialist appointments will be done via telephone or telehealth. Our testing is continuing as usual, however we are taking great precautions with staff PPE and disinfecting our testing and work sites after each patient. Thank you for your cooperation at this time!

25.01.2022 Our Vascular surgeon, Patrik Tosenovsky is at the forefront of his profession. Using revolutionary technology, he is one of the only surgeons in Australia to use stening as a method of treatment for DVT.

24.01.2022 Todays medical advancements wouldnt be possible without technology and innovation #technology #medical #innovation #digitalhealth #healthcare #ai #research #medicaldevices

24.01.2022 Along with the team of cardiologists at Access, Our Vascular surgeon, Patrik Tosenovsky is proud to offer a comprehensive and highly regarded service to our private patients at the Mount Hospital. Our team is constantly embracing innovation and remains at the forefront of research, technology and the latest advancements in cardiology and vascular procedures and treatments.

24.01.2022 There are a number of symptoms that stem from poor circulations, however one huge risk is the cause/appearance of Varicose veins. Varicose veins are caused by Valve failure and can make it harder for blood to return to the heart. The specialists at Access Cardiology and Vascular work together to ensure your health really is your greatest wealth.

24.01.2022 This Thursday 10th September is #ruokday A day to highlight the importance of inspiring and empowering everyone in our community to meaningfully connect with people around them and support anyone struggling with life. Suicide Prevention is an ever-important issue but is also a very sensitive and complex topic. Following the effects of this global COVID-19 outbreak, there has been a dramatic change to life as we knew it. Encouraging people to reach out to one another aims to p...revent a sense of disconnection from society. By inspiring people to take the time to ask "Are you ok?" and listen, we can help people struggling. As a company, we aim to champion an environment and culture where all of our staff feel safe supported and encouraged. We hope to inspire authentic conversation between staff and encourage peer support. Patients are the 'heartbeat' of what we do and why we do it. AccessDrs is always coming back to our values and we hope that our dedication, compassion, integrity, and excellence shine through to those who connect with Access as a whole. Take the time to ask someone the question today, you never know how much it may impact their life. #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealth #wellbeing #resilience #community #compassion #awareness #inspiration See more

23.01.2022 A reminder to all our valued referrers and patients, Access will continue to operate within our normal office hours 8am-5pm. Our bulk-billed Cardiac and Vascular testing will continue as normal. Please contact our offices on 08 9389 8658 should you have any queries.

23.01.2022 BREAKING DOWN VASCULAR DISEASE. Superficial venous thrombophlebitis (SVT) is an attack of blood clots in veins that lie under the skin within the fat of the body but not in the deep veins. It is a relatively common medical problem. It can get better and then happen again (recurrence). It has a low chance but known risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT, blood clots in the deep veins) and pulmonary embolism (blood clots moving to the lungs). ... How often SVT occurs in the population is unknown. It affects men and women at about the same rates with most occurring in the mid-fifties. Varicose veins are present in over sixty-two percent of patients having SVT. Other risk factors (factors that increase the risk of having SVT) include greater than 60 years old, obesity, smoking, and a prior history of DVT or SVT. Seek advise from your local doctor or visit our website for more information.

22.01.2022 Dr Patrik Tosenovsky is highly skilled and widely respected in the area of acute and chronic venous management. As a vascular and endovascular specialist he provides surgical solutions for all vascular disease and sub specialisation in venous disorders, diabetic foot and vascular access. Dr Tosenovsky is dedicated to clinical research.... He is proud of his commitment to clear communication with patients throughout their journey.

22.01.2022 Our vascular surgeon Clinical Prof. Patrik Tosenovsky, was published in this months Medical Forum discussing Post Thrombotic Syndrome and Non-thrombotic Vein Obstruction.

22.01.2022 OVER EATING & HEALTHY HABITS Following the effects of this global COVID-19 outbreak, there has been a dramatic change to life as we knew it. While we are busy self-isolating for our health and the health of those we love, we may find ourselves over eating and reaching for the wrong foods as a coping mechanism. Working from home, home schooling and anxiety over the threat/uncertainty of coronavirus can all add stress to our lives. This heightens the level of our cortisol... hormone in our bodys, which increases appetite and cravings for surgery, salty and fatty foods. While eating mindlessly may be the quick fix you think you need, it could have long term effect on your mental well-being and your overall physical health HEART HEALTH! So how do you make the right food choices? Start with a protein option. A diet rich in protein is important for a healthy heart. You can find sources of protein in meat, poultry, seafood and plant based diets. Include a fibre rich option and Load up on Vegetables. Plan your meals. We all know what its like when Thursday and Friday roll around, youve had a long week and cannot be bothered to think about a healthy option let along cook. If you plan your meals in advance and shop for your week, preparing healthy meals will become a habit and the temptation of fast food takeaway will be a thing of the past. Remember that everyone is in a similar situation and its natural to let bad habits get the better of us while we adapt to our new normal. We hope everyone is finding ways to move their body every day and keep positive. #hearthealthforlife See more

22.01.2022 Access Cardiology and Vascular are still in operation! The health and safety of our staff at this time are paramount! As we have previously said, we are still following the advise and recommendations from the Department of Health in relation to COVID-19. After much considered thought, our specialists will be temporarily consulting via phone and Telehealth only. We feel these measures are necessary to minimise the risk to doctors, staff and patients, the majority of whom are c...onsidered high risk. Our complete bulk billed testing service will continue, with added precautions. We encourage you to contact our specialists should you have any queries or concerns.

21.01.2022 #nationalvolunteerweek Volunteering can help you make friends, learn new skills, advance your career, and even feel happier and healthier. With busy lives, it ...can be hard to find time to volunteer. However, the benefits of volunteering can be enormous. Volunteering offers vital help to people in need, worthwhile causes, and the community, but the benefits can be even greater for you, the volunteer. Volunteering helps counteract the effects of stress, anger, and anxiety. The social contact aspect of helping and working with others can have a profound effect on your overall psychological well-being. Nothing relieves stress better than a meaningful connection to another person. Working with pets and other animals has also been shown to improve mood and reduce stress and anxiety. Studies have found that those who volunteer have a lower mortality rate than those who do not. Older volunteers tend to walk more, find it easier to cope with everyday tasks, are less likely to develop high blood pressure, and have better thinking skills. Volunteering can also lessen symptoms of chronic pain and reduce the risk of heart disease. #HeartHealthForLife See more

21.01.2022 Our Director and leading Interventional Cardiologist Dr Michael Nguyen discusses the effects of COVID-19 on patients with heart disease and existing heart conditions. #cardiologist #covid19 #healthcareprofessionals #heartdisease #healthcareproviders #cardiovasculardisease

19.01.2022 Our practice is doing everything in our power to ensure the highest level of hygiene for both staff and patients. This means: Sanitiser is available throughout the office Treatment rooms will be disinfected between patients our staff will maintain standard hygiene practice and will be screening patients when booking appointments our doctors will offer Telehealth appointments to at risk patients... Thank you for your cooperation during this time.

18.01.2022 Spring is just around the corner, but the common cold may linger for a while longer. Did you know the common cold could effect your circulation/vascular function our vascular specialist says If you are really having cold your arterial circulation changes with body temperature i.e your cheeks feel flushed. Some people have cold feet and hands due to spasm of small arteries also cause by the virus Make sure you talk to your health care professional if you have cold and flu like symptoms

16.01.2022 M E D I T A T I O N To put it simply, your circulatory system is the transportation system to your body. Your veins are like roads, making movement possible. The cars on the road are the blood brining oxygen and nutrients to vital organs. So what benefits can meditation have on your transport system ... There is evidence to show that introducing meditation into your lifestyle can have a short term effect on your circulation stimulating blood flow to the brain which increases attention span and self regulation (vital nutrients delivered at the correct places at the right times) It may even have positive effects on your sleep and cardio vascular health.

15.01.2022 It’s hard to to not feel overwhelmed at the moment...let’s face it 2020 hasn’t been easy on anyone. It’s so important to remind yourself it’s is normal to have these feelings! Our Greatest Wealth is our Health! A few tips on how to prioritise yourself and put your over all health first:... Move oh of your Head by moving your Body! Try going for a walk, dance, run or swim! Make a meaningful connection with others. Call a friend or check in with family. Human connection is a powerful force when it comes to overall Health. Check on yourself and your basic needs. Are you hydrated? Have you eaten? Are you getting enough sleep?

15.01.2022 G’Day WA our offices are closed for Australia Day! We’ll be back at 8am Wednesday 27th January.

13.01.2022 RESTLESS LEG SYNDROME The name says it all! For patients this is marked with uncomfortable sensations (tingling,aching, aches or cramping) in the legs and the constant urge to move around while resting/sleeping. It is suggested that restless leg is caused by a lack of iron or magnesium. There have been studies and suggestions linking it to kidney failure or rheumatoid arthritis. However it could also be a symptom of Chronic Venous insufficiency!... If you suffer or are concerned please speak with your General Practitioner about a vascular investigation.

12.01.2022 Our cardiologist Dr Justin Ng wrote an article for Medical Forum magazine regarding the Management of Frequent Monomorphic ventricular ectopic beats

11.01.2022 HOW GOOD ARE WE PERTH So good that restrictions are slowly lifting! Our team at Access Cardiology and Vascular are still committed to maintaining our high standards of care during this time, with added measures and precautions, so you can be reassured that yourself and your family are safe, as is our family

11.01.2022 DIET AND YOUR VASCULAR TREE It makes sense that a healthy and balanced diet will improve your health. However did you know that certain foods can have a huge impact on your Vascular health? While youre busy meal prepping and cooking those winter warmer meals, remember these tips! Your stomach and vascular system will thank you...... A diet rich in vegetables and antioxidants will balance your bodies alkaline and improve inflammation. Garlic is rich in sulphate compounds which can increase tissue blood flow and can even lower blood pressure. Cinnamon contain properties that stimulate the circulatory system as it has an anti-clotting effect on the blood. Adding Cayenne Pepper (for spice ) encourages blood flow around the body and because of this has been known to be a natural pain relief.

10.01.2022 Pelvic Congestion Syndrome (PCS) also known as Pelvic Venous Insufficiency is one of the causes of Chronic Pelvic pain in women. Symptoms of PCS can include; Pain that is worsened by sitting or standing.... Pain during or post urination/menstrual periods/intercourse. Worsening pain following exercise. Abdominal and lower back pain. Varicose veins on the buttocks, thigh or vulva. Symptoms of PCS can overlap with other conditions such as Endometriosis or PCOS. Therefore it is important for specialists to do an accurate investigation. Diagnosis of Pelvic congestion usually involves a CT scan and Ultrasound. Our leading vascular surgeon suggests treatment via efficient key-hope based surgery. Seek advise and referral from your General Practitioner if you would like to know more about a Pelvic Congestion diagnosis.

09.01.2022 GUT HEALTH is such a BUZZ topic at the moment and we are alllllll jumping on board. But what does a healthily gut actually mean for our body? MOOD & ANXIETY/DEPRESSION 95% of serotonin is formed in the gut. WOW if youre not eating a healthy well balanced diet, your body of course wont produce enough serotonin leading to brain fog, tiredness and feelings of anxiety and depression.... INFLAMMATION Chronic inflammation and poor circulation can 100% be a symptom of an unhealthy gut. IMMUNE HEALTH up time 70% of your immune fighting cells and good bacteria is found in the lining of your belly. If your gut health is out of whack... your immune system may just be to!

09.01.2022 Did you know our group of unrivalled specialists is made up of leading cardiologists and a vascular surgeon. But do you know the difference between an artery and a vein? Both arteries and veins are types of blood vessels in the cardiovascular system. An artery carries blood away from the heart, and a vein carries blood back to the heart. Blood vessels are essential for transporting blood around the body. Blood carries oxygen and other nutrients to the bodys various tissues, ...allowing them to function. The heart and blood vessels make up the cardiovascular system. This system contains a complex network of vessels with various structures and functions. See more

06.01.2022 As we monitor the evolving situation and anticipate every scenario, please note that Access will be following all department of health recommendations in relation to Corona Virus. We will have more information on our website shortly. Please speak to our team if you have any queries or concerns. We aim to protect the health and safety of our staff and patients, while guaranteeing business-as-usual service levels.

05.01.2022 How can walking benefit your Vascular Health? While walking might be considered low impact there are studies that show a regular walking program can make a difference to people suffering with Peripheral Artery Disease. Meeting the minimum requirements of exercise daily can reduce your risk of developing conditions like Type 2 diabetes which has a huge impact on a persons vascular health.

05.01.2022 We are resharing our post from 2020 because it’s still just as relevant! Remember you’re not alone and we are all in this together! Stay safe

04.01.2022 Your Mental health is just as important as your physical health. The concern and stress surrounding the Coronavirus outbreak is sure to be causing anxiety, ...stress an depression for a number of people. What can you do to make your Mental health a priority during these unknown times? Maintain perspective when it comes to the virus, remind yourself that medical and public health experts around the world are working to contain the virus and provide us with accurate up to date information. Find a healthy balance with Media coverage and Doctor Google. A large volume of negative information will only heighten any feelings of anxiety. It is important to stay informed and have educational discussions with friends and family, however make sure you limit this to an appropriate amount. Make sure the information you are accessing are from credible sources. Stick to government websites or ask your health specialists for advice. Keep a calm and practical approach. Lets face it, a positive and calm attitude is contagious, while panic and complicate and hinder the management of the outbreak. A stressed and panicked person is likely to have a lower immune system and Venerable people in the community, like children and the elderly will respond accordingly to the environment surrounding them. Be community minded. This outbreak can and will effect everyone, no matter ethnicity/nationality or financial position. Be kind and help where you can. Check in on someone who you know may be isolated and feeling alone. Start a community network or, If you have the means, drop survival baskets to someones house. It is important to reach out and ask for support if you are feeling overwhelmed. If you are in self-isolation or quarantine; Make sure you establish a good routine, engage in healthy activities, try to participate in physical activity and eat as healthy as possible.

03.01.2022 #worldmentalhealthday

03.01.2022 Our dedicated group of specialists will begin Face-to-Face consulting again over the next few weeks. While restrictions are still in place, we will continue some selected Telehealth appointments.

02.01.2022 Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) develops when your blood pools during inactivity and thickens into a clot. Its more likely to happen in the lower part of your body, but it can also happen in your arm or other areas. Often the clot can begin to travel and could make its way to your lungs, blocking the flow of blood and oxygen. This is known as a pulmonary embolism. There are steps that you can take to reduce the risk and prevent DVT. If you have an office job and are confined to y...our chair for majority of the day, consider chair exercises such as ankle rolls, leg raises and shoulder rolls. Short walks are considered extremely beneficial as it will help with circulation.

02.01.2022 TURMERIC. Or affectionately known as NATURES GOLD! Turmeric contains antioxidants and anti inflammatory properties. So the benefits of adding turmeric to your diet? prevent cell damage... improve blood circulation support brain function and memory boost immune system aid in digestion Turmeric has been known to ease hormonal symptoms such as cramps and bloating. Find a way to add this into your diet and you definitely wont look back.

02.01.2022 OUR VERY OWN HERO! When he isn't an Access Sonographer he's saving lives!

01.01.2022 ACCESS DRS COVID-19 UPDATE (Including Access Cardiology and Vascular) Following on from today's announcement by the State Government that Perth will go into a 5 day lockdown commencing 6pm this evening, Access Drs would like to advise that we will remain OPEN for business during this period. Patients who having testing appointments are welcome to, and should continue to attend for their appointments, allowable under the State Governments "four essential purposes" for leaving... home. Our specialists will continue to consult via phone with patients. You will receive further communication from our staff regarding this. Should you wish to postpone your appointment please contact us. In addition to the mandatory wearing of a face mask (staff and patients), for the safety of both our staff and patients we will continue to exercise all previous precautions including the following: - Provision of hand sanitiser in the waiting room upon arrival. - Socially distanced waiting room chairs, with additional chairs placed immediately outside the practice. - If you would feel more comfortable waiting in your car, upon checking in ask reception to give you a call once your sonographer is ready to see you. - Removal of cloth covers from all treatment beds, to allow for more thorough cleaning in between patients. - All staff have completed Australian Department of Health infection control training. If you have any concerns regarding your health and safety while attending any of our Access locations, please do not hesitate to discuss these with our receptionists. Please do not attend for your appointment if you have attended any of the locations visited by confirmed COVID cases, OR if you have any COVID symptoms yourself Please do not attend for your appointment if you have attended any of the locations visited by confirmed COVID cases, OR if you have any COVID symptoms yourself. Lastly, thank you for working with us to ensure #healthforlife stay safe. #perth #perthlocalbusiness #perthlocal #essentialservices #perthessentialbusiness #perthessentialservices #specialist #cardiology #cardiologist #vascular #healthforlife