Group practice in SousseDr Limayem & Dr Zouari

Swollen, twisting veins in the legs, with legs that feel heavy or painful.

Narrowed leg arteries: pain comes on when walking and goes away at rest.

Widening of the aorta, the body's main artery, often found during a medical test.

Plaque narrowing the artery in the neck that supplies the brain.

Creating, in the arm, the vascular access that makes dialysis possible.

Valves that leak or narrow, often with shortness of breath or tiredness.

Surgery that routes blood around narrowed heart arteries.

Operations on the lung, the mediastinum and the pleura, including pneumothorax.

Hernia in the groin, at the navel, or in the scar of a past operation.

Inflammation of the appendix, often with pain in the lower right of the abdomen.

Acid coming back up, and burning behind the breastbone.

Complicated ulcers and tumors of the stomach.

Diseases and tumors of the colon and rectum.

Stones that cause bouts of pain or an inflamed gallbladder.

A cyst caused by a parasite, which grows in the liver.

Tumors and cysts of the liver and of the ducts that carry bile.

Tumors and cysts of the pancreas, the gland behind the stomach.

Swollen veins of the anus, with bleeding, discomfort or swelling.

A small tear in the anus, painful when passing stools.

A small infected channel between the anus and the skin, often after an abscess.

Pelvic organs dropping out of place, such as rectal prolapse.