Is there a high risk of peroneal nerve damage from a phelebectomy on the aasv. At side of knee shin or ankle? And if there is cfv and femoral vein reflux. Will new veins form soon after?
You need not do surgery if it’s secondary Varicose veins normally. But if there is complete recanalisation of DVT and patient bothers about disfigurement then you can try foam scelerotherapy.
Is there a high risk of peroneal nerve damage from a phelebectomy on the aasv. At side of knee shin or ankle? And if there is cfv and femoral vein reflux. Will new veins form soon after?
Can we do operation if the v. v. Secondary to long stranding DVT. That was recanalized SIR,?
You need not do surgery if it’s secondary Varicose veins normally. But if there is complete recanalisation of DVT and patient bothers about disfigurement then you can try foam scelerotherapy.