Venous anatomy varies considerably between patients. Additional pathological veins may remain or become evident after treatment of the main venous trunk. At Ahvar Clinic, additional EVLA is performed only when supported by duplex mapping.
What it addresses / benefits
- treatment of an additional reflux source
- targeted endovenous procedure
- ultrasound guidance
- additional treatment after or with the primary procedure
- individualized anatomical planning.
Preparation
The additional vein must be accurately identified and mapped with ultrasound.
How the procedure is performed
The vein is catheterized under ultrasound guidance and the selected pathological segment is treated with laser energy.
Result / recovery
Follow-up is performed to assess occlusion and the overall venous system.
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