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Rev Mex Angiol 2018; 46 (2)

Tratamiento quirúrgico de la insuficiencia venosa en el territorio de la vena safena externa

Sánchez-Beorlegui J, Arribas-Cerezo Á, Adanero-Calvo I, Aspíroz-Sancho A, Lamata ÓL, Lamata-Hernández F

Language: Spanish
References: 26
Page: 68-75
PDF size: 234.50 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Objective. Evaluate the results of surgical saphenectomy of the small saphenous vein.
Material and methods. A retrospective and observational was conducted on 78 patients who underwent surgery for over 48 months. The monitored variables during the followed up were: type of anesthesia, percentage of ambulatory surgery, surgical morbidity, temporary disability days and recurrent varicose veins. Symptoms of neurological disturbances linked to saphenectomy were evaluated early and long term.
Results. About a 91% of patients were operated on an outpatient basis with a shorter period of temporary disability of 3 weeks, 19% of early neurological symptoms, 18% of recurrences and neurological sequelae study completion (6%). The unit cost of the actions agreed with the public health system interventions was less than 900 USD.
Conclusions. The classical saphenectomy is a useful technique, with excellent clinical and cosmetic results, few complications and low cost. Neurological disturbances are the most common and disturbing short-term complications after surgical saphenectomy.


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