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VNUS Closure: What the Studies Show
Radiofrequency vein ablation, known as VNUS Closure, has replaced surgical methods of varicose vein treatment for many patients today. This procedure uses radiofrequency energy, delivered directly into the swollen vein, to seal the vein closed so it will collapse and disappear from view.
What You Need to Know about Veinwave Therapy
While varicose veins get much of the attention with their unsightly bulging and prominent appearance, spider veins can also be a significant cosmetic concern. Now, there is an effective treatment designed just for them. Veinwave is an innovative procedure that uses thermocoagulation to treat small, superficial veins just under the skin’s surface. With a number of benefits over other types of vein therapy, it is no wonder Veinwave is becoming such a popular treatment option today.
Bypass Surgery and the Great Saphenous vein
What happens if the patient is having a bypass and they need the Great Saphenous vein? Generally, if the Great Saphenous
Ultrasounds & The Diagnosis of Vein Disease: An Overview
Ultrasound imaging is a technique used to produce images of the internal organs of the body by virtue of sound
Questions & Answers
Members of our medical team answer questions we’ve received from referring physicians. Q: I’m an orthopedist. What can you tell me
Why should I send patients to a vein group? Venous Reflux Disease
Great question. I’m glad you asked. Many vascular surgical groups do fine work in the diagnosis and treatment of peripheral
Sending a patient to Vein Center for Leg Pain
Q: I'm a physical therapist. We are trained that exercise can heal the body; how do we know when to
Difference between vein stripping and the procedures CVR performs?
Vein stripping is a surgical procedure usually performed under general anesthesia in the hospital setting to remove diseased saphenous veins
