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Dr Tay Jia Sheng — Vascular, Endovascular & General Surgeon

Procedures

Treatments & procedures

Minimally invasive techniques are the default in my practice, not the exception. Each procedure is performed in the facility most appropriate to it — clinic, day surgery centre or major private hospital in Singapore — chosen to optimise safety and outcomes.

Venous procedure

Choosing a Varicose Vein Treatment

Stockings, sclerotherapy, heat, glue, MOCA, echotherapy or surgery — how the options compare, and how the scan decides which fits you.

Wound procedure

Advanced Wound Care & Skin Grafting

Debridement, negative pressure therapy, dermal substitutes and skin grafts — with the circulation fixed first, because dressings cannot outrun an untreated cause.

Vascular access procedure

AV Fistula & Graft Creation

Creating reliable haemodialysis access — joining artery to vein, or placing a graft when the veins are not suitable, planned on ultrasound vein mapping.

Arterial procedure

Carotid Endarterectomy & Stenting

Stroke prevention for a narrowed carotid artery — removing the plaque surgically or stenting it, chosen on anatomy, symptoms and timing.

Venous procedure

Deep Venous Stenting

Reopening compressed or scarred pelvic veins — May–Thurner compression and post-thrombotic obstruction — guided by intravascular ultrasound.

Vascular access procedure

Dialysis Access Salvage (Fistuloplasty)

Rescuing a failing fistula or graft — balloon fistuloplasty, drug-coated balloons and central venoplasty, usually as a day procedure.

Venous procedure

DVT Thrombolysis & Thrombectomy

Clearing extensive deep vein clot through a catheter — for severe iliofemoral DVT, alongside (not instead of) blood thinners.

General surgery

Gallstone Surgery (Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy)

Keyhole removal of the gallbladder for symptomatic gallstones — usually day surgery, before an attack becomes an emergency.

General surgery

Hernia Repair (Open & Laparoscopic)

Fixing groin, umbilical and incisional hernias — keyhole or open, mesh or sutured — matched to the hernia and to you.

Venous procedure

HIFU Echotherapy (Non-Invasive Vein Treatment)

Sealing leaking veins with focused ultrasound from outside the skin — no needle in the vein, no incision, nothing left behind.

Arterial procedure

Lower Limb Arterial Bypass

Rerouting blood around a blocked leg artery with your own vein or a graft — for blockages beyond what balloons and stents can durably fix.

General surgery

Lumps & Bumps — Minor Surgical Excision

Removing lipomas, cysts and other skin lumps under local anaesthesia in the clinic — with every specimen sent for histology.

Venous procedure

Mechanochemical Ablation (MOCA)

Closing leaking veins with a rotating micro-wire plus sclerosant — no heat, no tumescent anaesthesia, one needle puncture.

Venous procedure

Microphlebectomy

Removing bulging varicose veins through tiny 1–2 mm nicks — usually without stitches, often in the same sitting as ablation.

Venous procedure

Pelvic Vein Embolisation

Treating pelvic congestion syndrome — chronic pelvic pain from refluxing pelvic veins — by closing the faulty veins through a catheter.

Vascular access procedure

Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter Insertion

Placing a PD catheter laparoscopically or by open technique — positioned accurately so home dialysis starts and stays reliable.

Venous procedure

Sclerotherapy (Liquid & Foam)

Injecting a medicine that seals off spider veins and smaller varicose veins — done in the clinic, no anaesthesia, walk out straight after.

Endoscopy

Gastroscopy & Colonoscopy

Endoscopic examination of the digestive tract — screening for colorectal cancer, investigating symptoms, and removing polyps in the same sitting.

Arterial procedure

Geniculate Artery Embolisation

A minimally invasive option for knee osteoarthritis pain — blocking the abnormal small arteries that feed inflammation, without surgery on the joint.

Arterial procedure

Angioplasty, Atherectomy & Stenting

Reopening narrowed or blocked arteries from within, through a puncture smaller than a pen tip — often as a day procedure.

Venous procedure

Endovenous Ablation (RFA / Laser)

The established keyhole standard for varicose veins — closing the faulty vein from within using radiofrequency or laser energy.

Aortic procedure

EVAR & TEVAR (Aortic Stent Grafting)

Keyhole repair of aortic aneurysms — relining the aorta through two small groin punctures instead of open surgery.

Venous procedure

VenaSeal (Medical Adhesive Closure)

Sealing faulty veins with a medical adhesive — no heat, a single needle puncture, and usually no compression stockings afterwards.

Concerned about your veins or circulation?

Consultation, ultrasound assessment and treatment planning in a single visit at Spectrum Vascular & General Surgery.

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