J Korean Soc Phlebol 2014; 13(1): 10-14
Published online November 30, 2014
© Annals of phlebology
윤익진1ㆍ조민지1ㆍ장일수2ㆍ박상우2
건국대학교 의학전문대학원 외과학교실1, 영상의학교실2
Correspondence to : Ik Jin Yun
Varicose vein (v.v) shows popular prevalence and needs for treatment is increasing. Endovenous laser therapy (EVLT) and radio-frequency ablation (EVRFA) is now recognized as the standard treatment modality for v.v because of various merits. After endovenous non-invasive treatment, remnant varicosity can be the problem. So simultaneous or later foam sclerotherapy or ambulatory microphlebectomy is now added in many EVLT/EVRFA patients. The effectiveness and necessity of additional treatment is debatable in the point of timing and choice of methods. However, it may be the trend to do the additional treatment for the EVLT/EVRFA patients of varicose vein. It is new and innovated treatment modality to do the foam sclerotherapy through endovenous approach using fluoroscopy. It shows more cure rate and less complication rate. Although it may be difficult to apply this treatment method in the entire institute to have the therapeutic clinics of varicose vein, it can open the field of treatment modality of varicose vein wider. And additional treatment for the EVLT/EVRFA is increasing and should be considered. (Korean J Phlebology 2014;13:10-14)
Keywords Varicose vein, EVLT, EVRFA, Foam sclero-therapy, Ambulatory microphlebectomy
J Korean Soc Phlebol 2014; 13(1): 10-14
Published online November 30, 2014
Copyright © Annals of phlebology.
윤익진1ㆍ조민지1ㆍ장일수2ㆍ박상우2
건국대학교 의학전문대학원 외과학교실1, 영상의학교실2
Ik Jin Yun, M.D., Ph.D.1, Min Ji Cho, M.D.1, Il Soo Chang, M.D., Ph.D.2 and Sang Woo Park, M.D., Ph.D2
Departments of 1Surgery and 2Radiology, College of Medicine Konkuk University, Seoul, Korea
Correspondence to:Ik Jin Yun
Varicose vein (v.v) shows popular prevalence and needs for treatment is increasing. Endovenous laser therapy (EVLT) and radio-frequency ablation (EVRFA) is now recognized as the standard treatment modality for v.v because of various merits. After endovenous non-invasive treatment, remnant varicosity can be the problem. So simultaneous or later foam sclerotherapy or ambulatory microphlebectomy is now added in many EVLT/EVRFA patients. The effectiveness and necessity of additional treatment is debatable in the point of timing and choice of methods. However, it may be the trend to do the additional treatment for the EVLT/EVRFA patients of varicose vein. It is new and innovated treatment modality to do the foam sclerotherapy through endovenous approach using fluoroscopy. It shows more cure rate and less complication rate. Although it may be difficult to apply this treatment method in the entire institute to have the therapeutic clinics of varicose vein, it can open the field of treatment modality of varicose vein wider. And additional treatment for the EVLT/EVRFA is increasing and should be considered. (Korean J Phlebology 2014;13:10-14)
Keywords: Varicose vein, EVLT, EVRFA, Foam sclero-therapy, Ambulatory microphlebectomy
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