Sclerotherapy with a ligation of incompetent veins for a stasis ulcer due to varix cruris: Minimal invasive therapy for varix cruris
Abstract A retrospective analysis was performed on 11 patients (mean age 50 years), consisting of 8 men and 3 women, with a stasis ulcer due to varix cruris who underwent sclerotherapy with a ligation of incompetent veins on an outpatient basis. The follow-up ranged from 26 to 76 months (mean 53 mon...
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