An Endovenous Duplex Ultrasound Vein Mapping Scan is what I paid for in 2018. I had two incompetent veins (GSV and SSV) and four incompetent perforators. Had the appropriate procedures in the correct order and haven’t looked back since.
Hello, can you please tell what type of procedures you had for your GSV & SSV, perforators and the order? And perhaps the doctor you used. I am having similar problems. Thank-you very much
@@Floodland-bn3ol hi, I’m from Newcastle, Northeast of England. In 2018 I travelled four times to London and had my procedures at The Whiteley Clinic in Bond Street. I had great advice from Professor Mark Whiteley who owns three clinics in the UK and his own College of Phlebology. He is a Consultant Vascular Specialist and a Consultant Phlebologist. I firstly had an Endovenous Duplex Ultrasound Vein Scan, then a few weeks later I underwent Endovenous Laser Ablation Therapy together with Transluminal Occlusion of Perforators, followed after the necessary eight week gap with Ultrasound Guided Foam Sclerotherapy. I initially, after eight years of suffering leg ulcers, and much fighting, got a scan from the NHS, but I later realised it was not a full scan and they failed to identify the four incompetent perforators. I then found that the NHS does not employ Phlebologists, only Vascular Surgeons who are not Phlebologists and are incapable of working on Perforators. This is usually why I hear a lot of people claim that their treatments didn’t work and their issues came back because they may have had incompetent perforators which were missed out. My doctor was Consultant Interventional Radiologist Ajay Pankhania. Incidentally, EVLT has now been replaced Echotherapy, a completely non-invasive procedure which microwaves the incompetent veins. Look up The Whiteley Clinic, it has great information on there and tailors its treatment to the individual 👍🏼
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An Endovenous Duplex Ultrasound Vein Mapping Scan is what I paid for in 2018. I had two incompetent veins (GSV and SSV) and four incompetent perforators. Had the appropriate procedures in the correct order and haven’t looked back since.
Hello, can you please tell what type of procedures you had for your GSV & SSV, perforators and the order? And perhaps the doctor you used. I am having similar problems. Thank-you very much
@@Floodland-bn3ol hi, I’m from Newcastle, Northeast of England. In 2018 I travelled four times to London and had my procedures at The Whiteley Clinic in Bond Street. I had great advice from Professor Mark Whiteley who owns three clinics in the UK and his own College of Phlebology. He is a Consultant Vascular Specialist and a Consultant Phlebologist. I firstly had an Endovenous Duplex Ultrasound Vein Scan, then a few weeks later I underwent Endovenous Laser Ablation Therapy together with Transluminal Occlusion of Perforators, followed after the necessary eight week gap with Ultrasound Guided Foam Sclerotherapy. I initially, after eight years of suffering leg ulcers, and much fighting, got a scan from the NHS, but I later realised it was not a full scan and they failed to identify the four incompetent perforators. I then found that the NHS does not employ Phlebologists, only Vascular Surgeons who are not Phlebologists and are incapable of working on Perforators. This is usually why I hear a lot of people claim that their treatments didn’t work and their issues came back because they may have had incompetent perforators which were missed out. My doctor was Consultant Interventional Radiologist Ajay Pankhania.
Incidentally, EVLT has now been replaced Echotherapy, a completely non-invasive procedure which microwaves the incompetent veins.
Look up The Whiteley Clinic, it has great information on there and tailors its treatment to the individual 👍🏼
Thank you very much. This has been very helpful to me
So thankful for this video.
Excellent teaching
Thank you for the video... Very clear.. Good teaching
Isn't 0.5 seconds the cutoff for reflux
Very helpful video, thanks much🙏
God bless you i can understand your very well thanks
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Great video! Thank you
Lovely Video! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you heard about - Carnbigail Reputable Cure (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a great exclusive guide for eradicating your varicose or spider veins without the normal expense. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my work buddy after many years got cool results with it.
Hello, what is the treatment of valvuar insufficiency ?
Great video, wts the cutoff velocity /volume for reflex sir?
More than 5 seconds means significant reflux?
Shouldn’t it be 0.5 seconds?
0.5sec ***
He barely went into perforating veins
Verry interesty things, good documentation , but bed english , not verry easely to unterstand .
Lol. U can't even spell the words correctly 😅
Very mediocre video