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I A Zolotukhin

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PubMed2006

[Risk factors of chronic venous insufficiency of the lower extremities and possibilities of its medication in therapeutic practice].

AIM: To verify incidence of risk factors of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) of the lower limbs and efficacy of outpatient treatment. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A total of 4388 patients were examined by questioning and examination of the lower limbs. 1209 patients with CVI stages C1, C2 and C3 were included in the study. They received recommendations to use elastic compression, topic modalities, physiotherapy. Patients of the study group were given, in addition, detralex for 8 weeks. RESULTS: Characteristic symptoms of CVI were seen in 68% males and 84% females but only 17.5 and 20%, respectively, had complaints. The risk was highest in history of CVI in the patient's mother, sitting or standing job, hard physical labour, obesity and constipation, two or more labours in women. The effect was achieved in the detralex group. CONCLUSION: Many outpatients had symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency but had no complaints. Detralex therapy proved highly effective in outpatient practice.

Adolescent↗
PubMed2006

[Semisynthetic Diosmin (Phlebodia 600) for therapy of lower limb chronic venous insufficiency].

The study was held to assess clinical effectiveness of coaggregated semisynthetic Diosmin (Phlebodia 600) for patients with II-III CEAP classes of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), caused by lower limb variceal diseases. In 30 cases Phlebodia 600 demonstrated positive effect on CVI symptoms, edematous and convulsive syndromes. The authors conclude that Phlebodia 600 is highly effective and safe for patients with CVI.

Administration, Oral↗
PubMed2005

Radionuclide assessment of the treatment by compression of patients with chronic venous insufficiency.

A study was made of the efficacy of the compression medical tricot in the treatment of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). To evaluate the treatment by compression, the authors, in addition to the clinical examination, used radionuclide techniques such as examination of the regional blood volumes and phleboscintigraphy. The results of the given work have shown that the compression products under test are effective agents for the treatment of CVI by compression which improves venous return and the patients' quality of life. The data obtained point out that in addition to the lowering of blood filling, the medical tricot influences the interstitial element of the edematous syndrome, leading to the elimination of the latter one. The use of elastic bandages creates the known difficulties (the necessity of the patient training in bandaging, complexity of creating an adequate bandage, quick depreciation). In view of this fact the use of the compression tricot which possesses the fixed grade of compression for a concrete form and stage of CVI is preferable in the therapy of chronic venous diseases.

Adult↗
PubMed2004

Chronic diseases of lower extremity veins in industrial workers of Moscow (results of the epidemiological survey).

This paper describes the results of the study into the prevalence of chronic venous diseases among industrial workers of Moscow. It has been established that chronic venous diseases are fairly prevalent among industrial workers. They affect the people of both sexes (67.5% of women and 50.4% of men), varying age and occupation. With age their incidence rises. The most significant risk factors of the onset of chronic venous diseases include hereditary predisposition, pregnancy and birth, overweight, and intake of hormonal contraceptives. The study has demonstrated that in most cases, such patients are not rendered medical assistance.

Adult↗
PubMed2004

Endovasal laser obliteration of the greater saphenous vein in patients with varicosis.

This paper describes the first results of endovasal laser obliteration of the greater sephenous vein in two patient groups (n=40) math varicosis. In 15 cases (control group), laser obliteration was employed during routine operation as an alternative to phlebectomy according to Babcock following crossectomy. In 25 patients (the main group), operation was performed without ligation of the saphenofemoral anastomosis. After puncture and catheterization according to Seldinger the greater saphenous vein was exposed to thermal action over the length from the osteal valve to the upper third of the leg. The follow up of the patients amounted to 12 months. The results obtained in the main patient group seem most interesting. Stable elimination of truncal varicosis could be attained in more than 90% of cases, which was associated with quick medicosocial rehabilitation, the minimal number of complications and an excellent cosmetic effect.

Adult↗
PubMed2003

[Phlebosclerosing treatment of lower extremity varicosity using the 'foam-form' technique].

This paper presents an experience gained with the treatment of 39 patients with lower extremity varicosity using a novel method of phlebosclerosing treatment, named the foam-form technique. The authors give a detailed description of the treatment modality, analyze the short- and long-term results. The conclusion is drawn that the given method is safe and effective. The emphasis is laid on the necessity of an objective evaluation of the collective experience with the use of the foam-form technique.

Adult↗
PubMed2003

Shave therapy for non-healing venous trophic ulcers.

Venous trophic ulcers comprise an important social and medical problem. Conventional therapy includes initial healing of ulceration with consequent surgical intervention. Persistent or recurrent venous ulcers elicit irreversible changes in skin, subcutaneous fat and fasciae making impossible complete success of standard autodermoplasty. We present our experience in shave therapy with autodermoplasty and simultaneous correction of hemodynamic disturbances for this cohort of patients. Study results have demonstrated that in patients with chronic venous trophic ulcers and manifested lipodermatofasciosclerosis shave therapy suggests an optimal volume of intervention.

Adult↗
PubMed1994

[Some aspects of venous surgery based on advanced knowledge of venous anatomy of the lower extremities].

Analysis of the errors and faults in the treatment of the main diseases of veins of the vena cava inferior system showed that they can be explained to a great extent by the uncoordinated ideas of the anatomy of the lower limb venous channel. Our experience suggested the expediency of evaluating the condition of venous circulation from the standpoint of comprehensive consideration of the vascular channel structure. The suggested scheme of the structure of the venous channel with all the collaterals and the intravenous connections is systematized and logically completed. We employed it for analysis of some up-to-date problems of the diagnosis and treatment of the most frequently encountered diseases of the lower limb venous system. Knowledge of the general and individual characteristics of the structure of the venous channel opens up new opportunities for their use in surgery and at the same time protect against unreasoned and erroneous decisions.

Blood Circulation↗