ambulatory phlebectomy

ISBN-13: 9780824759094 / Angielski / Twarda / 2005 / 382 str.

Stefano Ricci; Mitchel P. Goldman; Mihael Georgiev

Opis

The only text specifically devoted to the subject, this second edition serves as a complete and practical guide for office-based surgical treatment of varicose veins. It provides numerous illustrations showcasing the anatomy of varicose veins and step-by-step coverage of the ambulatory phlebectomy technique. The reference contains a chapter on vein anatomy described by the Journal of Vascular Surgery as the best ever written in the English language, a comprehensive atlas of varicose vein patterns, new concepts for individually tailored surgical treatment, sections on laser and nonsurgical techniques for vein obliteration, and a CD demonstrating strategies for the evaluation and removal of varicose veins.

Recenzje

"…This is the kind of detail and commentary one would expect to obtain only in direct conversations with clinicians who are teaching this procedure."
-The American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery

"…[a] Practical manual for surgeons on the ambulatory surgical treatment of varicose veins. Includes examination, patient selection, and techniques. Appendices include sample patient instructions, consent forms, and nursing instructions."
-Book News(for previous edition)

Spis treści

Indications and Definition. Anatomical Bases of Ambulatory Phlebectomy. Examination of the Patient with Varicose Veins. Selection of Patients for Office V. V. Surgery. Staging of Surgery. Preoperative Marking. Anesthesia. Position of Patient During Surgery. Phlebectomy. Postoperative Medication and Bandaging. Patient Discharge. Postoperative Management and Follow-Up. Small Saphenous Vein Phlebectomy. Postoperative Compression. High Ligation Division and Groin to Knee Stripping of the GSV. Complications and Untoward Sequela of Ambulatory Phlebectomy. Phychological Aspects. Advantages of Ambulatory Phlebectomy and Office Varicose Vein Surgery. Setting up a Varicose Vein Surgery Practice. Autologous Vein Transplatation for Correction of Dermal Atrophic Changes. Treatment of the Greater Saphenous Vein with Endoluminal Laser or Radiofrequency Closure. Instructions for Patients Affected by Chronic Venous Insufficiency

O autorze

Mitchel P. Goldman, Mihael Georgiev, Stefano Ricci