Nd YAG Laser 2012
DOI: 10.5772/34654
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Applications of Polidocanol in Varicose Vein Treatment Assisted by Exposure to Nd:YAG Laser Radiation

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“…9 of 17 have explicitly reported the surface characteristics of POL solutions, and there is some variability in the reported data. Most of the works have only reported the surface tension values of the concentrations used by practitioners (0.5-3%) [11,36]. For instance, our values coincided with those reported by Nastasa et al (around 30 mN/m) for the saturated surface [8], whereas they differed from those reported by Rial et al (around 55 mN/m) for the saturated surface under similar conditions [22].…”
Section: Surface Tensionsupporting
confidence: 77%
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“…9 of 17 have explicitly reported the surface characteristics of POL solutions, and there is some variability in the reported data. Most of the works have only reported the surface tension values of the concentrations used by practitioners (0.5-3%) [11,36]. For instance, our values coincided with those reported by Nastasa et al (around 30 mN/m) for the saturated surface [8], whereas they differed from those reported by Rial et al (around 55 mN/m) for the saturated surface under similar conditions [22].…”
Section: Surface Tensionsupporting
confidence: 77%
“…Only few works have explicitly reported the surface characteristics of POL solutions, and there is some variability in the reported data. Most of the works have only reported the surface tension values of the concentrations used by practitioners (0.5-3%) [11,36] [37]. Accordingly, none of them displayed the lower concentration region with the stepwise behavior.…”
Section: Surface Tensionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many variables can affect the stability of sclerosing foams produced by the Tessari method, such as the type of the detergent, solution concentration, the number of pumping cycles, the liquid-gas ratio, and any chemicals used for the foam production. 8 Recently, the foam stability was successfully improved by adding HA to POL solutions. The reason why HA can improve foam longevity is not well understood.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…7 Ideally, foam should be sufficiently stable to avoid its destructuration during injection ensuring the sclerosing action against the endothelial, but it should dissipate quickly upon injection, limiting local and systemic undesired events. 8 Foam half-life, or the time until half of the liquid used to produce the foam reverts to the liquid state, was used as the parameter to quantify the foam stability in this manuscript. However, previous authors have developed systems for characterizing foams in a more clinically relevant scenario, introducing new measurement parameters such as the degradation rate and dwell time that allow the evaluation of the stability from a mechanical standpoint.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The experimental set-up for Raman measurements is described in detail elsewhere [45][46][47]. Raman spectra were collected for the 600-1800 cm −1 and 800-5000 cm −1 spectral ranges, with a resolution of 0.3 nm, and was averaged on 2000 or 3000 signals.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%