In the realm of superficial venous disease treatment, the opportunity to address esteemed audiences on the evolving landscape of thermal ablation techniques is both an honor and a privilege. This discussion delves into the potential of thermal ablation methods as game changers, alongside critical disclosures essential for understanding their impact. Defining the Gold Standard and Comparative Metrics The focal point of this discourse is the concept of the gold standard in venous ablation, signifying the optimal tool of therapy for

In today’s virtual setting, we gather to explore groundbreaking advancements in radiofrequency) ablation (RFA) technologies, particularly in the treatment of venous diseases. This article delves into the evolution, innovations, and clinical applications of RFA devices, highlighting their transformative impact on patient care. History and Evolution of RF Ablation The journey of  radiofrequency ablation in vascular medicine began with early experiments in the late 20th century, paving the way for significant advancements in the treatment of varicose veins. Notably, the introduction

Introduction In this insightful podcast episode, Dr. Karem Harth, a rising star in the field of venous disease, shares her experiences and expertise. Dr. Harth is the Director of the Center for Comprehensive Venous Care and the Co-Director of the Vascular Laboratories at University Hospitals in Cleveland Medical Center, Ohio. This article encapsulates her discussion on the latest technological advancements in venous disease treatment, specifically focusing on the new venous thrombectomy devices she has been exploring. The Evolution of Venous

Dr. Lowell Kabnick, a renowned vascular surgeon and Chancellor of Vein and Lymphatic University, recently had the privilege of visiting the beautiful island of Aruba, not just for its scenic landscapes and warm hospitality, but for a truly inspiring venture that epitomizes the power of collaboration and innovation in healthcare.

Exploring emerging technologies in venous disease with Steve Elias, MD In this special episode of the VLU Voices podcast, the discussion centers around emerging technologies in venous disease treatment. This episode features an in-depth interview with Dr. Steve Elias, a leading expert in the field. Dr. Elias is the Director of the Center for Venous Disease at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center in New Jersey and has made significant contributions through various roles, including founding the American Venous Forum Fellows

Viren S Sehgal, Brandon Eric Ruggeberg, Michael James Article: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10931544/ The study shines a light on the importance of effectively managing lymphedema, by comparing the effectiveness of intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) compared with the main therapy for complex decongestive therapy (CDT), manual lymphatic drainage (MLD).1 Both MLD and IPC were performed in extremities suffering from lymphedema in two-day intervals, then therapies were quantified with volume measurement of the limb and a questionnaire for  subjective symptoms. This study found no significant

Venous (vein) disease is characterized by the difficulty veins experience while carrying blood from your body back to your heart. Venous disease is hereditary, meaning that a person is at a higher than average risk for developing venous disease if one or both of their parents and/or grandparents suffer from vein problems.

Is a minimally invasive surgical technique which involves the removal of veins through tiny incisions that are made in the legs.  The incisions are so small that stitches are generally not necessary and they leave nearly invisible scars. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and patients can resume their normal activities with little to no down time.