SCLEROTHERAPY: TREATMENT OF VARICOSE AND TELANGIECTATIC LEG VEINS continues the comprehensive coverage of all aspects of sclerotherapy and surgical treatment of varicose and telangiectatic leg veins in this up-to-date third edition. Packed with everything a practitioner needs to know about sclerotherapy, this new edition provides extensive discussion of the latest techniques, solutions, and possible complications. Also includes information on starting a sclerotherapy practice.
<li>Provides practical, how-to guidelines.</li>
<li>Includes vivid illustrations, most in full colour.</li>
<li>Points out potential problems and gives advice on how to avoid them.</li>
<li>Devotes an entire chapter to setting up a sclerotherapy practice reference.</li>
<li>Incorporates the latest treatments and advancements in the treatment of venous disease.</li>Includes more than 100 new figures and tables and more than 250 new references cited.<li>Provides the latest information in the completely rewritten surgical treatment and laser treatment chapters.</li>Provides updatedinformation with new sections in the sclerotherapy treatment chapters. <li>Includes extensive revision of appendices, including information on equipment, continuing education, and other practice enhancements.</li>

Sclerotherapy: Treatment of Varicose and Telangiectatic Leg Veins

Medical Books

Bergan, John J.

Goldman, Mitchel P.

Medicine

Mosby

Covers surgery, diagnostic studies, management of acute deep vein thrombosis, treatment of superficial venous insufficiency, and surgery of chronic venous insufficiency. Also examines the swollen leg, management of chronic venous ulcers, upper extremity venous problems, surgical management of venous injuries, surgery of the vena cava, and surgical management of venous thromboembolism.

Venous Disorders

W.B.Saunders Co.

This text shows the modern methods for treating primary venous stasis disease, including varicose and spider web veins, combining sclerotherapy with surgery. It also shows how to manage severe venous stasis disease - from nonoperative treatment of venous stasis ulcers and perforator interrupton techniques to bypass techniques for reconstructing large veins. A number of developing venous reconstructive techniques are considered, such as the use of prosthetic grafts for replacement of large veins, and coverage includes managing venous thrombosis disease, a common disorder that sometimes requires surgical intervention. Special phlebographic techniques and other noninvasive techniques are described for diagnosis, as well as the minor invasive procedures of microincisions and stab avulsion.

Atlas of Venous Surgery

Kistner, Robert L.

Evaluation and Treatment of Upper and Lower Extremity Circulatory Disorders

Grune Stratton

Describes in detail the diagnosis and treatment of failed arterial reconstructions. Also explains techniques of vascular imaging, and the best approaches to reconstructing those vessels that have previously received reconstruction.

Reoperative Arterial Surgery

The Year Book of Vascular Surgery, 1989

Year Book Medical Pub

The Year Book of Vascular Surgery, 1990

Yao, James S. T.

The Year Book of Vascular Surgery, 1991

University of California, San Diego. Reference on current therapies for venous dysfunction such as varicose veins and spider veins (telangiectasias). Includes controversies and European approaches. Color and halftone photographs. 23 contributors, 12 U.S. For surgeons or dermatologists.

Ambulatory Treatment of Venous Disease: An Illustrative Guide

Mosby, Inc.

The advent of foam sclerotherapy has been one of the most important developments in the field of phlebology. Just as surgery has evolved into more minimal invasion, so has the treatment of varicose veins. Foam sclerotherapy is quick, efficient, easy to use and inexpensive, and is widely believed to become the dominant form of therapy for varicose veins. Foam Sclerotherapy: A Textbook explores the key role of foam in the treatment of venous insufficiency, provides authoritative and comprehensive information and examines the advantages and drawbacks of this method in detail. Written by experts from four continents, the book is divided into three sections: Theory, Practice, and Special Considerations, and includes chapters on: 
<li> The history of sclerosant foams 
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<li> Legal guidelines 
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<li> Ultrasound guidance 
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<li> Studies on safety 
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<li> Treatment of venous malformations Foam Sclerotherapy: A Textbook is an essential textbook for all phlebologists, general surgeons, vascular surgeons, dermatologists, family physicians and gynaecologists who treat varicose veins, either full time or occasionally.</li>

Foam Sclerotherapy: A Textbook

Le Cheng, Van

CRC-Press

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