A new option for endovascular treatment of leg @entity1066 caused by XXXX with fluoroscopically guided sclerotherapy.

@entity1 @entity1066 @entity3179 @entity1150 @entity4096 @entity715
INTRODUCTION: Ulcers of lower legs are the most bothersome complication of @entity4096 ( @entity4096 ). AIM: To assess the effectiveness of endovascular fluoroscopically guided sclerotherapy for the treatment of @entity3179 . MATERIAL AND METHODS: Thirty-eight limbs in 35 @entity1 with @entity3179 were treated with guided sclerotherapy under the control of fluoroscopy. @entity1 with @entity1066 in the course of @entity4096 , with and without features of past @entity1150 , were qualified for the study. Doppler ultrasound and dynamic venography with mapping of venous flow were performed. Ambulatory venous pressure measurements, leg circumference and varicography were performed just before and following the procedure. RESULTS: In 84% of cases, @entity1066 were treated successfully and healed. @entity1 with @entity715 (n = 17) healed in 13 (76.5%) cases, whereas @entity1 without @entity715 (n = 21) healed in 19 (90.5%) cases. The mean time of healing of an @entity1066 for all @entity1 was 83 days (in the first group it was 121 days and in the second group 67 days). Recurrence of an @entity1066 was observed in 10 limbs: 6 cases in the first group and 4 cases in the second group. Occurrence of @entity1150 associated with the procedure was not observed. Temporary complications were reported but none giving a serious clinical outcome. CONCLUSIONS: Endovascular fluoroscopically guided sclerotherapy can be an alternative method of treatment of @entity3179 , especially in situations when surgical procedures or other options of treatment are impossible.
