Vascular Graft

A vascular graft is a medical device used to replace or bypass damaged or blocked blood vessels. It’s typically made from synthetic materials or sometimes from the patient's own veins. The graft creates a new pathway for blood flow, helping restore circulation in cases like clogged arteries or aneurysms. Surgeons carefully implant the graft, ensuring it connects well with the healthy vessels. This procedure can improve blood flow, reduce symptoms, and prevent serious complications such as tissue damage or heart attacks. Vascular grafts are essential tools in modern vascular surgery, improving patient outcomes and quality of life.