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Find detailed information on types of vaginal cancer as well as risk factors, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and the latest treatment approaches.

Vaginal prolapse can occur when the pelvic floor muscles weaken and one or more organs shift into the vaginal canal. Our fellowship-trained specialists are experts in addressing this condition.

Discover more about the advanced testing, treatments and therapies offered by our specialists to address all levels of heart valve disease using monitoring, medication, lifestyle changes and heart valve repair or replacement surgery.

We offer special expertise for complex repair and replacement of valves affected by aortic root aneurysms, often using minimally invasive surgical techniques.

Find out more about the numerous risks associated with vaping e-cigarettes or vape pens, and examine the symptoms and health issues that can develop from vaping.

Learn about varicoceles, enlarged vein in the testicles and/or scrotum that can cause pain, a lump, and potentially a reduction in sperm motility. Discover how minimally invasive embolization can effectively treat a varicocele and what to expect from this procedure.

Learn how the Vein Program treats varicose and spider veins, two cosmetic and sometimes painful conditions.

Explore our treatment options for enlarged leg veins that are harmless, but may affect appearance. Learn about symptoms, risks, benefits, and what to expect from each procedure, helping you choose the best solution for smoother, healthier-looking legs.

We provide advanced diagnostic and treatment options for conditions of the carotid, peripheral, abdominal venous and arterial systems at 20 locations throughout the MedStar Health system.

Learn about vascular surgery and the care our doctors provide to patients with vascular disorders.

Explore the many types of vascular disease, which affect blood vessels, and treatments we offer.

Learn about the vascular disease treatments we offer, including care for aneurysms and peripheral artery disease.

Aneurysms, carotid artery disease, and peripheral artery disease are common arterial vascular diseases that can be prevented with a checkup

Deep vein thrombosis, varicose veins, and venous insufficiency are vascular vein diseases that can be corrected with surgery or other methods.

Learn about vascular infections, an infection of arteries or veins, and treatments available

Most vascular malformations are present at birth, though they may not be noticeable until later. The types,severity and symptoms can vary widely. Treatments range from observation and medication to surgical intervention.

Vascular stenting may be used to treat various venous conditions involving narrowed or blocked veins. Learn what to expect before, during and after this procedure.

Learn the symptoms, complications, and treatment options of vasculitis, an inflammation of blood vessels

Vasectomy refers to permanent male sterilization, done by closing off the vas deferens.