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A technique for facilitating the stripping of large-bore varicose veins using conventional strippers.
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[Stripping in large simple varicose veins and in varicose ulcers of the leg].
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[Justifiability of surgical treatment of varicose veins].
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[Venepuncture and venesection].
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[Modification of Babcock's operation].
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[The medieval technic of venesection as a form of neural therapy].
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Construction of a simple intraluminal-type vein stripper.
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[Phlebography as a routine examination before surgical therapy of varices; report of 100 examinations].
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Results of the stripping operation in the treatment of varicose veins.
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Allergenic tissue reaction of catgut, an aid for the obliteration of varicose veins.
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[Surgical treatment of varicose veins following phlebography by transcutaneous ligatures in stages].
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[Evaluation and present state of treatment of varices of the lower extremities].
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A new intraluminal vein stripper.
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