Tributary and perforator veins differ in both anatomy and hemodynamic significance. The presence of a dilated vein alone is not sufficient reason for treatment. The source and direction of pathological blood flow should first be identified.
What it addresses / benefits
- treatment of selected varicose tributaries
- treatment of selected pathological perforators
- non-thermal chemical obliteration
- possible ultrasound guidance
- individualized treatment strategy.
Preparation
Pathological vessels are mapped before treatment.
How the procedure is performed
Foamed sclerosant is injected into the selected vein. Ultrasound guidance is used for deeper or less visible venous segments.
Result / recovery
Staged treatment may be required when several veins are involved.
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