Overseas Vascular Opinion in Singapore: What Records Should You Send or Bring?

With Dr Andrew Choong, vascular and endovascular surgeon in Singapore

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Travelling to Singapore for a planned vascular or aortic opinion? Dr Andrew Choong explains which scan reports, actual images, operation records, medicines and blood results are useful. For aortic disease, detailed anatomy matters alongside aneurysm size. Photos and previous imaging can also help with leg wounds and vein problems. Good preparation helps the team identify what needs urgent attention and what can be planned after arrival. Sudden or severe symptoms need emergency assessment locally first.

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If symptoms are sudden or severe, seek emergency care locally first. Do not delay urgent care while planning travel or waiting for a consultation response.

For an individual assessment or second opinion, contact Andrew Choong Vascular Surgery at Mount Elizabeth Novena Specialist Centre, #09-22, 38 Irrawaddy Road, Singapore 329563.

This video provides general information and does not replace individual medical advice.

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