Servier – Phlebolymphology

1.1 | Open surgery. Classical open Surgery (High ligation, Saphenous stripping, +/-tributary avulsion, +/- perforator avulsion) or Tributary phlebectomy

1.1.1 | Versus other procedures

1.1.2 | Variants

1.2 | Cryostripping

1.2.1 | Versus other procedures

1.3 | Cyanoacrylate ablation

1.3.1 | Versus other procedures

1.4 | Electrocoagulation

1.4.1 | Versus other procedures

1.5 | Endovenous Laser Ablation

1.5.1 | Versus other procedures

1.5.2 | Variants

1.6 | Mechanochemical ablation (Clariven or MOCA)

1.6.1 | Versus other procedures

1.6.2 | Variants

1.7 | Microwave ablation

1.7.1 | Versus other procedures

1.8 | Open surgery with saphenous vein preservation

1.8.1 | Versus other procedures

1.9 | PREVAIT/REVAS presence, prevention and treatment

1.10 | Radiofrequency ablation

1.10.1 | Versus other procedures

1.10.2 | Variants

1.11 | Sclerotherapy ablation including UGFS

1.11.1 | Versus other procedures

1.11.2 | Variants

1.12 | Steam ablation

1.12.1 | Versus other procedures

1.13 | Tributary ablation

1.13.1 | Versus other procedures

1.13.2 | Variants

2.1 | Different procedures

4.1 | Venous ulcer and medical compression

4.2 | Venous ulcer and VV interventional treatment

4.3 | Venous ulcer and interventional treatment vs. Compression

4.4 | Venous ulcer and physical exercise

5.1 | For reflux

5.2 | For obstruction

6.1 | Medical compression and interventional treatment

6.2 | Medical compression variants

6.3 | Medical compression in non-interventional treatment

7.1 | VAD and interventional treatment

7.2 | VAD variant in chronic venous disorders management