Rate of saphenous vein occlusion and side effects at 1 year follow up after 1470 nm endolaser
Leonardo Zelotti Movio,
Marco Antônio Forastieri Mansano,
Marcelo Eckert Zanoni
et al.
Abstract:Background Use of endolaser for chronic venous disease involves choosing the laser wavelength and optical fiber to use and the quantity of energy to be administered. Efficacy is assessed by the venous occlusion rate and safety is evaluated in terms of side effects. Objectives To determine the incidence of total post-endolaser saphenous vein occlusion at 1-year follow-up. To describe side effects and their incidence and rates of reintervention or supplementary treatment during the postoperative period. Method… Show more
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