The anterior accessory saphenous vein can be an independent source of varicose reflux. For recurrent or atypical varicose disease, evaluation should therefore include accessory trunks rather than only the GSV and SSV.
What it addresses / benefits
- treatment of accessory truncal reflux
- non-thermal technique
- ultrasound guidance
- localized treatment
- possibility of combination with other venous procedures.
Preparation
Detailed duplex mapping of the accessory vein and its connections is performed.
How the procedure is performed
Foamed sclerosant is injected into the pathological segment under ultrasound guidance.
Result / recovery
Vein closure is monitored over time. Additional procedures may be added if required.
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