Microfoam sclerotherapy of reticular veins

Case ID: 3856

Microfoam Sclerotherapy (Varithena), Reticular Veins, Ultrasound Guided Foam Sclerotherapy, Varicose Veins

Before

After

Reticular veins on posterior knee treated with several sessions of microfoam sclerotherapy.

Microfoam sclerotherapy, sclerotherapy

Case ID: 3853

Microfoam Sclerotherapy (Varithena), Pigmentation, Reticular Veins, Ultrasound Guided Foam Sclerotherapy

Before

After

R medial leg neovascular reticular veins and hemosiderin deposition treated with several sessions of microfoam sclerotherapy and ultrasound guided foam sclerotherapy.

Ultrasound guided sclerotherapy of varicose veins

Case ID: 3846

Ultrasound Guided Foam Sclerotherapy, Varicose Veins

Before

After

Treatment of large bulging varicose veins on left medial knee. One year interval.

Large buttock wound

Case ID: 3697

Debridement, Skin Substitute Grafting, Wound

Before

After

Large wound on buttock after debridement. Skin substitute grafting for several weeks with regular debridements.

Leg wound with tendon exposed

Case ID: 3693

Pressure Ulcer, Skin Substitute Grafting, Wound

Before

After

Large leg wound after hospitalization with exposed tendon. Several weeks of skin substitute grafting with regular debridement. Fully healed after 3 months.

Large posterior knee varicose vein

Case ID: 3689

Endovenous Laser Ablation, Microfoam Sclerotherapy (Varithena), Varicose Veins

Before

After

Large posterior varicose vein which extended to foot. This required saphenopopliteal junction closure with endovenous laser and microfoam sclerotherapy.

Treatment of venous ulcer

Case ID: 3684

Compression Therapy, Sclerotherapy, Venous Ulcer

Before

After

Venous ulcer on medial ankle. Treated with microfoam sclerotherapy ablation of posterior perforator with sparing of saphenous vein. Wound debridement and regular unna booting for 6 weeks.

Chronic Stage IV pressure ulcer on sacrococcyx

Case ID: 3680

Pressure Ulcer, Wound

Before

After

Stage IV pressure ulcer on sacrococcyx which had been present for over a year. Edges were lifted off and excised with delayed primary closure, then approximated and stretched with retention sutures over several weeks.