Thrombectomy Surgery in Noida

A sudden blood clot can block vital blood flow to the brain, lungs, or limbs, making rapid treatment critical. At Yatharth Hospital, we offer thrombectomy in Noida using minimally invasive, image-guided techniques to quickly and safely remove clots. This helps prevent permanent damage and saves lives. 

Our emergency, neurology, vascular surgery, and interventional teams work together in modern cath labs to provide timely blood clot removal surgery. We aim for outcomes that meet international standards.

What is Thrombectomy?

Thrombectomy is a medical procedure used to remove a blood clot (thrombus) from a blood vessel to restore normal circulation. Depending on the location and severity, it may be performed as surgical thrombectomy (open surgery) or as a minimally invasive endovascular thrombectomy using catheters.

This treatment is commonly recommended for:

  • Thrombectomy for stroke (acute ischemic stroke)

  • Thrombectomy for DVT (deep vein thrombosis)

  • Acute limb ischemia

  • Large-vessel arterial or venous clots not responding to medication

Types of Thrombectomy Offered

Endovascular Thrombectomy

A catheter-based, minimally invasive approach guided by real-time imaging. It is the preferred method for many strokes and vascular clots due to faster recovery and less trauma.

Surgical Thrombectomy

An open thrombectomy surgery used when catheter-based removal is not suitable or in complex, extensive clots.

Thrombectomy Procedure at Yatharth Hospital

Our thrombectomy procedure is carefully planned and executed:

  • Rapid assessment with imaging (CT/MRI/angiography)

  • Vascular access via a small incision

  • Catheter navigation to the clot

  • Blood clot removal using aspiration or mechanical devices

  • Immediate restoration of blood flow and monitoring

For stroke care, speed is crucial—our teams are trained to act within therapeutic time windows to maximize recovery.

Thrombectomy for Stroke

Thrombectomy for stroke (acute ischemic stroke) is most effective when performed early—often within hours of symptom onset. By removing large clots from brain arteries, the procedure can:

  • Reduce brain damage

  • Improve neurological recovery

  • Lower disability risk

Thrombectomy for DVT

In selected cases of severe DVT, thrombectomy for DVT helps relieve pain, swelling, and prevents complications like post-thrombotic syndrome by restoring venous flow.

Benefits of Thrombectomy

Key thrombectomy benefits include:

  • Rapid restoration of blood flow

  • Reduced tissue damage and complications

  • Minimally invasive options with shorter hospital stays

  • Faster functional recovery

  • Life- and limb-saving outcomes in emergencies

Thrombectomy Recovery

Thrombectomy recovery depends on the clot location and overall health:

  • Close monitoring for 24–48 hours

  • Early mobilization when appropriate

  • Medications to prevent re-clotting

  • Rehabilitation support (especially after stroke)

Most patients experience quicker recovery after endovascular thrombectomy compared to open surgery.

Thrombectomy Risks

While generally safe in expert hands, thrombectomy risks may include:

  • Bleeding at the access site

  • Vessel injury

  • Infection (rare)

  • Re-clotting

At Yatharth Hospital, advanced imaging, strict protocols, and experienced specialists significantly minimize these risks.

Why Choose Yatharth Hospital for Thrombectomy in Noida?

  • 24×7 emergency response and advanced cath labs

  • Experienced interventional radiologists, neurologists, and vascular surgeons

  • Rapid stroke and vascular pathways

  • Minimally invasive endovascular thrombectomy expertise

  • Comprehensive post-procedure monitoring and rehabilitation

  • Trusted center for thrombectomy in Noida

Fast, Expert Care When Every Minute Matters

For rapid, advanced thrombectomy in Noida, trust Yatharth Hospital to deliver timely intervention, expert care, and comprehensive recovery support.

Book an urgent consultation or visit our emergency department immediately for suspected blood clots or stroke symptoms.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who needs thrombectomy?

Patients with large or dangerous blood clots causing stroke, DVT, or acute limb ischemia may need thrombectomy.

Is thrombectomy the same as blood thinners?

No. Blood thinners prevent or dissolve clots over time, while blood clot removal surgery physically removes the clot immediately.

How long does a thrombectomy procedure take?

The thrombectomy procedure typically takes 30 minutes to a few hours, depending on complexity.

Is thrombectomy for stroke safe?

Yes. Thrombectomy for stroke is a proven, life-saving treatment when performed promptly by trained teams.

What is the difference between surgical and endovascular thrombectomy?

Surgical thrombectomy is open surgery; endovascular thrombectomy is minimally invasive using catheters.

How long is thrombectomy recovery?

Many patients recover within days, though recovery after stroke may require rehabilitation.

What are the main thrombectomy benefits?

Quick blood flow restoration, reduced complications, and improved survival and function.

Are there risks with thrombectomy surgery?

Risks are low but may include bleeding or vessel injury; careful monitoring reduces complications.

Will I need medicines after thrombectomy?

Yes, most patients require anticoagulants or antiplatelet medicines to prevent future clots.

When should I seek emergency care for a blood clot?

Sudden weakness, speech difficulty, severe limb pain, swelling, or chest symptoms require immediate medical attention.

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