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Preface
Chapter I
The history of the issue
Chapter II
General Issues
Chapter III
Vein Diseases
Spider veins and meshes
Varicose veins
Thrombosis
What is superficial vein thrombosis?
Deep vein thrombosis
Pulmonary embolism (PE)
Vein thrombosis during pregnancy
Thrombosis and cancer
Infectious diseases and thrombosis
Chronic venous insufficiency
Trophic disorders
Chapter IV
Compression garment
Chapter V
Issues of Work Ability in Venous Disease
CHAPTER VI
Sports for venous diseases
Chapter VII
The book is intended for a wide range of readers and is devoted to diseases of the venous system. Varicosity and other venous diseases are common pathologies of the lower extremities. Currently, there is no more pervasive vascular disease than varicose veins, which occurs nearly a quarter of the adult population of the world. And this is not surprising, because the legs take on the weight of the body and they are in motion every day. The main reason for the development of varicosity is heritable disease of the venous wall. And if the relatives had varicose veins, then one way or another it will most likely show itself. You can get rid of varicose veins quickly enough, especially if the disease is not started and precautionary measures are taken on time. The book presents modern views not only on varicose veins of the lower extremities, but also diseases such as thrombosis of superficial and deep veins, trophic ulcers, chronic venous insufficiency. Quite effective and modern methods for the treatment of cosmetic defects, such as spider veins and asterisks, have been proposed. Some chapters are devoted to compression garment and sport, as not all of its types are a contraindication to training with varicose veins and it can help to improve the general condition.
Incidence of venous disease
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The veins of the lower extremities are divided into several groups depending on the depth of their location: cutaneous veins (the most superficial), superficial (located under the skin), deep, and also connecting the superficial veins and deep veins – perforant.
Cutaneous veins (small, their diameter is up to 3—4mm),while expanding, they form vascular “asterisks” and reticules which is a cosmetic defect. They do not cause health problems.
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