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Varicosities Since Birth - Dr. Raborn Shares a Case & Dr. Mueller & Dr. Raborn respondLast Updated: 6/21/2012Responses
This is a 42 yo gentleman with these varicosities present since birth. No family history of varicose vein disease. Ultrasound show what appears to be a very tortuous, large neck lateral thigh perforator origin. I would appreciate suggestions as to how best to handle it. I could use ultrasound directed foam, but as you can see there would be some concern about foam in the popliteal vein. These are large veins, >1cm. Phlebectomy is an option. The neck of the perforator is approxiamately 4cm deep, so surgical approach would be less than straight forward. Suggestions?
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