2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.jvsv.2014.09.008
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Progression of varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency in the general population in the Edinburgh Vein Study

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“…Furthermore, the recommended Villalta score for the diagnosis of PTS is not specific and does not account for preexisting venous disease. Of note, history of DVT was one of the main predictors of clinical deterioration in patients with varicose veins in the large population‐based ‘Edinburgh Vein Study’ .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, the recommended Villalta score for the diagnosis of PTS is not specific and does not account for preexisting venous disease. Of note, history of DVT was one of the main predictors of clinical deterioration in patients with varicose veins in the large population‐based ‘Edinburgh Vein Study’ .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Most crucially, this study does not answer the question of whether large maximum vein diameter is associated with the development of venous skin changes and ulceration. The Bonn and Edinburgh Vein studies are epidemiological studies that have started to publish long‐term outcome data; these indicate a significant rate of progression from ‘simple’ venous disease (C2 class) to chronic venous insufficiency (C3 or greater) at 4·3 per cent per annum. A long‐term large cohort study of patients before and after endovenous intervention would enable assessment of recurrence and/or progression of the disease in the context of modern minimally invasive treatment.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Хронічна венозна недостатність безперервно прогресує зі збільшенням віку. В дослідженні Edinburgh Vein Study загальне прогресування склало 58% після спостереження впродовж 13 років (Lee et al, 2015). Основними факторами ризику прогресування у пацієнтів з ХВН в вихідному стані були вік більше 55 років, надлишкова вага/ожиріння (ІМТ ≥ 25 кг/ м2) та родинний анамнез захворювання на ХВН.…”
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