dr hab. n. med. Tomasz Grzela – flebolog, chirurg

Education and professional experience

Co-founder of the Clinic of Phlebology - a unique specialist institution on the map of Poland, dealing with the comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of all diseases of the venous system (for more information on the proprietary treatment philosophy applied at the Clinic of Phlebology, please visit: About the Clinic

Ph.D. n. med. Tomasz Grzela is a graduate and employee of the Medical University of Warsaw. From 1993 to the present, he has been working in the Molecular Biology Laboratory (formerly - Tissue Culture Laboratory) of the Biostructure Center of the Medical University of Warsaw (WUM), where, apart from teaching work with medical students and PhD students, he also conducts research on the mechanisms of chronic wound healing and the pathogenesis of venous insufficiency. For years, he has been conducting training and lectures in the field of phlebology as part of specialist education organized by the Phlebology Clinic in Warsaw.

With the doctor Cezary Szary and Justyna Wilczko-Kucharska is the co-author of a new classification system pelvic venous insufficiency and comprehensive and causal treatment model venous insufficiency as a whole. 

In the years 1996-2006 he was an assistant at the Department and Clinic of General, Vascular and Transplantation Surgery of the Central Clinical Hospital of the Medical University of Warsaw.

Przebyte staże naukowe      

• Wilhelms Universitat, Munster (Niemcy)
• Kinki University, Osaka (Japonia)
• GCP certificate issued by the National Institute of Health (USA)

Specialisations and skills

• general surgery
• experimental surgery and microsurgery
• molecular biology/genetics
• phlebology

Scope of activities

• Surgical consultations and minor surgical procedures
• Doppler vein diagnostics and phlebological consultations (varicose veins, thrombosis, treatment of chronic wounds)

Zabiegi flebologiczne:

• all sclerotherapy techniques (microsclerotherapy, needle echosclerotherapy, catheter-assisted aspiration and tumescence echosclerotherapy, MOCA - mechano-chemical obliteration)
• intravenous procedures under local anaesthesia (tumescent): laser therapy with the ELVeS 1470 nm system, endovascular bonding with the VenaSeal, VenaBlock and VariClose systems (carried out the first vein bonding procedures in Poland)

Scientific societies

• Polish Phlebological Society
• Polish Wound Assotiation