PermCath insertion and fistulaplasty are safe operations that set up or boost blood access for people who need hemodialysis. A PermCath, also called a dialysis catheter is put into a big vein to give steady access for dialysis when other ways of reaching the blood are not available or do not work well. Fistulaplasty, which is another name for angioplasty of a dialysis fistula uses a balloon catheter to open up tight spots in an arteriovenous fistula helping bring enough blood flow back and making the fistula work better.

Prof. Dr. Zaheer Sherazi offers Interventional Radiology help for dialysis patients who need blood access operations. With high‑definition imaging the state of the dialysis access is checked in detail before the best step is chosen. Using image‑guided methods, PermCath insertion and fistulaplasty can keep dialysis access reliable and cut down the need, for more big surgical jobs.