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Here you can find up to date information on our latest information from the Nottingham Vascular Clinic.
We will share regular information on common conditions and how we can help for both professionals and patients. If there is anything you would like to learn about why not contact us to ask!
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50 Doctify Reviews for Mr Sidloff: Thank You to Our Patients
We are delighted to celebrate a wonderful milestone for Mr David Sidloff : 50 Doctify patient reviews and an outstanding 4.98 out of 5 rating . At Nottingham Vascular Clinic, we know that choosing treatment for a vascular condition can feel like a big step. That is why feedback from our patients means so much to us. These reviews reflect not only clinical expertise, but also the reassurance, kindness and clear communication that patients value throughout their care. A Milest
Martin Gannon
6 days ago2 min read


Mr Lamb Now Offering Consultations and Treatments at The Park Hospital
We’re pleased to share that Mr Lamb, Consultant Vascular Surgeon , is now offering private consultations and vascular interventions at The Park Hospital in Nottingham. For patients across Nottinghamshire and the wider East Midlands, this means more choice, faster access, and another convenient location to be seen and treated by the Nottingham Vascular Clinic team. Mr Lamb consultant vascular and major trauma surgeon What this means for patients Adding The Park Hospital as a
Martin Gannon
Feb 272 min read


Vascular Surgery in Lincoln: Expanded Access with Mr David Sidloff & Mr Murtaza Salem
Access matters in healthcare; especially when you’re dealing with symptoms that affect your day-to-day life, like aching legs, swelling, or reduced walking distance, or when you’ve been told you need a vascular assessment and want clarity quickly. That’s why Nottingham Vascular Clinic is pleased to share an important update: Consultant Vascular Surgeons Mr David Sidloff and Mr Murtaza Salem have expanded the hospitals where they offer surgery to include Lincoln, UK. This expa
Martin Gannon
Feb 232 min read


Varicose veins: all you need to know
Varicose veins are swollen, twisted veins that sit close to the surface of the skin—most commonly in the legs. They happen when the tiny valves inside your veins stop working properly, allowing blood to flow backwards and pool. For some people they’re mainly a cosmetic concern; for others they can cause aching, heaviness, swelling, skin changes, and complications that need treatment. What are varicose veins? Your veins carry blood back to your heart. In the legs, they’re work
Martin Gannon
Feb 103 min read
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