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Case description: Lower limb varix
- Great saphenous vein incompetence : Embolization with a modified cyanoacrylate (VenaSeal®)
- Interventional plan : The depth of the vein at least > 10 mm from the skin
- 100% ultrasound-guided procedure.
- VenaSeal® : highly viscous
- Pull-back / compression / glue injection technique
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Compared with thermic ablative techniques such as laser and radiofrequency ablation:
- No need for tumescence along the vein with physiological serum and a local anaesthetic.
- No risk of nerve injury
- Treatment of great saphenous vein collaterals and Cockett perforating veins
Shooting date : 2024-04-08
Last update : 2024-07-23
Last update : 2024-07-23
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