Publications by authors named "F Pannier"
Article Synopsis
- - The S2k guideline on venous leg ulcers was developed by a collaborative group led by the German Society of Phlebology and Lymphology, including various other German medical societies.
- - The goal is to unify different medical approaches to create a comprehensive treatment framework for venous leg ulcers, benefiting both patients and healthcare professionals.
- - It includes 70 specific recommendations across key areas like diagnostics, therapy, prevention of recurrences, and everyday challenges, reflecting the latest scientific knowledge for clinical practice.
Safety of synchronous prophylactic ablation of the anterior saphenous vein in patients undergoing great saphenous vein thermal ablation- 6 months follow-up data of the SYNCHRONOUS study.
Carmen K Dietrich Tobias Hirsch Karsten Hartmann Thomas Mattausch Hans-Christian Wenzel Felizitas Pannier
Phlebology
October 2024
Article Synopsis
- - The SYNCHRONOUS-study assessed the impact of combining ASV-ablation with GSV treatment during endovenous laser ablation to prevent varicose vein recurrence while analyzing complication rates.
- - Out of 1173 patients, 604 received only GSV-ablation, while 569 also had ASV-ablation, with complications monitored over a 6-month period.
- - Results showed about 80% of patients had no complications, and ASV-ablation did not lead to higher complication rates compared to just GSV treatment, indicating it's a safe option.
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- This study explored how post-interventional compression therapy affects patients' recovery after endovenous laser ablation for varicose veins.
- The findings showed that using compression therapy significantly alleviated symptoms and improved quality of life compared to no therapy, especially when applied for up to 14 days.
- High compliance among patients was noted, but those who didn't follow the therapy guidelines had worse symptoms and disease severity.
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- This study investigates how different forms of selenium (Se) affect mercury (Hg) accumulation in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) during a 6-month feeding trial.
- The research tested twelve dietary conditions, including both plant-based diets and tuna byproduct diets, finding that the tuna byproduct diet led to lower Hg levels in fish compared to the plant-based options.
- The results suggest that using specific Se compounds from tuna-based aquafeed can significantly reduce Hg bioaccumulation, promoting the use of fisheries byproducts in sustainable fish feeds.
The aim of this publication is to demonstrate similarities and differences in the association of risk factors with the prevalence of different manifestations of chronic venous disease (CVD), like varicose veins (VV), venous oedema (C3) and severe chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) in the population-based cross-sectional Bonn Vein Study 1 (BVS). In the BVS 1 between 13.11.
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