David Hen
- Workplace: Israel, Tzrifin, Assaf Harofeh Medical Center
- Head of the Institute of Research of diseases of the blood vessels
Dr. David Hen leads the Institute for Research of Vascular Diseases at Assaf Harofeh Medical Center. He is a prominent phlebologist specializing in carotid artery disease and blood circulation restoration. Dr. Hen uses a unique foam injection technique to treat severe varicose veins. This method typically resolves vein issues within four treatment stages.
- Member of vascular surgery associations in Israel, Europe, and the United States.
- Treats aortic aneurysms, thrombosis, and diabetic blood circulation disorders.
- Performs vascular stenting, catheterization, and shunting procedures.
- Provides non-invasive diagnostics using specialized ultrasound technology.
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Qualifications
David Hen is an Israeli phlebologist directing the Institute of Research of diseases of the blood vessels. He works at the Assaf Harofeh Medical Center. The specialist is a member of vascular surgery associations across Israel, Europe, and the United States.
Vascular Specialization and Treatment Approach
Dr. Hen treats a broad spectrum of vascular conditions. He focuses on restoring blood circulation in the legs of diabetic patients. The specialist also performs shunting and treats carotid artery diseases. Additionally, he treats abdominal aortic aneurysms and thrombosis in the legs, kidneys, and intestines.
The doctor utilizes his own author's technique for varicose vein therapy. He uses ultrasound technology to guide foam injections. This precise method treats varicose vein issues in three to four stages. Dr. Hen also provides stenting, catheterization, non-invasive diagnostics, and treatment of wounds.
Education and International Training
- 1975 – Medical Faculty of Tel Aviv University – Medical Degree
- Internship in London, United Kingdom
Professional Memberships
- Association of Vascular Surgeons in Israel
- European Society for Vascular Surgery
- Vascular surgery organizations in the United States
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