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[Minimally invasive methods for the treatment of the recurrent varicosis]. | LitMetric

The experience of 193 cases of recurrent variceal disease (RVD) was summarized. Major reasons of recurrences after surgery were analyzed. Traditional and miniinvasive RVD treatment approaches are listed and its efficacy was thoroughly analyzed. Thus, endovasal laser coagulation and phleboscleroobliteration of insufficient communicant veins were effective in 85% and 65% of RVD, respectively. Possibilities of cryophleboextraction as well as apparate phlebectomy with transillumination were described.

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