Sofiène Kallel

Aymen Ben Amor is presented as a specialist at the clinic working in vascular medicine and phlebology, with a practice centered on diseases associated with veins. He treats varicosity (varicose veins) and is also described as managing conditions such as phlebitis, pulmonary embolism, thrombophilia, and venous malformations. His qualification is specifically noted as Angiology-Phlebology Interventional, and he is described as a specialist in vascular medicine including angiological and phlebological care with Doppler-based evaluation. His diagnostic workflow is detailed: Doppler sonography (including duplex angioscanning), transcranial Doppler ultrasound, and a PulsePen study of arterial pulse propagation are listed among the investigations. For selected vascular questions, contrast-enhanced ultrasound to check endoprosthesis leaks using SONOVUE is also mentioned. In treatment, the evidence lists multiple minimally invasive options: Laser Endovasculaire to destroy varicose veins and their branches by heat, cutaneous laser using Laser KTP and Nd-Yag, radiofrequency treatment for varicose veins, and foam sclerotherapy.

Education

• 2013-2014 — Participation in the 7th and 8th interregional DESC and angiological capacity meetings (Saint-Brévin-les-pins, 2013 and 2014).
• 2014 — Mémoire for the Angiology capacity (Intitulé: Exploration du Nutcracker syndrome en position couché et debout).
• 2014 — Advanced training stage.
• 2014 — Participation in the 7th national day of teaching on superficial venous pathology (CAEN 2014).

Work experience

• 2014 — Advanced stage in cardio-vascular and peripheral surgery, Military Hospital of Tunis.

Clinical focus and techniques

At the clinic, Aymen Ben Amor’s work combines venous disease treatment with detailed vascular diagnostics. The evidence highlights both procedural and imaging-based components of care.

• Laser Endovasculaire (endovenous laser) for varicose veins.
• Cutaneous laser using Laser KTP and Nd-Yag for small dilated vessels.
• Radiofrequency treatment of varicose veins.
• Sclerotherapy with foam.
• Doppler ultrasound and duplex angioscanning for venous evaluation.
• Transcranial Doppler ultrasound.
• PulsePen arterial pulse propagation study.
• Contrast-enhanced ultrasound with SONOVUE to check endoprosthesis leaks.

Professional societies and certifications

• Qualified in Angiology-Phlebology Interventional.
• Diploma from the Faculté de Médecine d’Angers.

Courses and advanced training

• Participation in the 7th and 8th interregional DESC and angiological capacity meetings (Saint-Brévin-les-pins, 2013 and 2014).
• Participation in the 7th national day of teaching on superficial venous pathology (CAEN 2014).
• Advanced training stage (2014).

Awards and recognition

• None listed in the provided evidence.

For patients, the clinic approach includes both creation of a treatment plan and venous disease evaluation using Doppler ultrasound. The evidence also lists complex investigations for specific vascular questions, including the Nutcracker syndrome exploration protocol. Practice is described in Tunisia, with training and staging activities connected to cardio-vascular and peripheral surgery at the Military Hospital of Tunis.