Recent Articles About Vein Health
Evolution and Varicose Veins: Why Humans Get Varicose Veins
By Robert C. Kiser, DO, MSPH Varicose veins occur when veins become distensible, leading to valve dysfunction and venous insufficiency. In
CVR TV Ads Aim to Educate Consumers
Have you seen us on TV? As part of our commitment to educate the public about venous disease and treatment
CVR Attends, Exhibits at ACP Congress
CVR Attends, Exhibits at ACP Congress Center for Vein Restoration was out in force at the Nov. 15-18 American College of
CVR Goes on the Speaking Trail
Center for Vein Restoration physicians were proud to address a pair of recent medical groups: CVR sponsored the Asian American Medical
“If you ablate one vein will it cause reflux to occur in another?”
No, although many patients may have multiple areas of venous reflux involving multiple viens, once a single vein is treated
If I am sending a patient to you who has an ulcer, should I also send him or her to a wound center as well?”
No, foot ulcers can have various etiologies, several of which have to do with the circulatory system in general, such
CVR Expands to New York
Center for Vein Restoration is excited to announce we’re expanding to the New York market; we’ll soon be opening our
Varicose Veins: a Zoobiquitous Perspective
by Robert C. Kiser, DO, MSPH As animals, humans are classified as members of the Domain Eukaryota, kingdom Animalia, Phylum Chordata,
