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Venous Ultrasound 2e is a pivotal reference for anyone engaged in the management of chronic venous disease. It offers comprehensive knowledge on ultrasound’s application to chronic insufficiency, incorporating historical context, general techniques, anatomical examples, patient-specific ultrasound protocols, and discussions on integral aspects of sonographic interpretation.
This updated edition incorporates the findings and implications of three recent studies – the ATTRACT trial, the EVRA study, and the VIDIO imaging trial. A full chapter is devoted to iliac venous and stent imaging, perfect for those considering expanding their practice based on these studies. A specialized protocol for imaging the pelvic area is also provided, focusing on pelvic congestion and reflux impacting this anatomical region.
Venous Ultrasound 2e illustrates how advances in imaging techniques can enhance our understanding of venous pathologies and reduce the burdens associated with these diseases. The book demonstrates how non-invasive techniques can be used to investigate pelvic congestion, iliofemoral issues, and late-stage disease before resorting to interventional procedures.
The new edition also covers new ablation techniques, including non-thermal and non-tumescent therapies for venous insufficiency. These have specific ultrasound properties that the book will guide you to identify, observe and interpret, both intra-operatively and post-operatively.
Focusing on the fundamental knowledge every phlebologist should possess, the text is complemented by color illustrations and numerous line drawings for an immersive learning experience. Key features include:
– Comprehensive coverage of anatomy related to venous insufficiency and obstruction
– Detailed protocols with step-by-step approaches for newcomers to certain exams
– Helpful diagrams and images to facilitate understanding
– Fully updated content with the latest information for those practicing venous therapies
Venous Ultrasound 2e is an invaluable resource for sonographers and physicians, including phlebologists, general and vascular surgeons, radiologists, angiologists, interventional cardiologists, as well as