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Varicose Veins Translating Guidelines part II Webinar Post-Questions
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Email
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Following the session, would you include your varicose vein patients in the development of their treatment plan?
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Following the session, would you routinely evaluate your varicose vein patients using the CEAP classification system?
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Following the session, how confident are you in using the CEAP classification system?
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Following the session, would you routinely measure reflux time with Duplex scan in your patients at three sites for saphenous incompetence (junction, proximal thigh, knee)?
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Following the session, would you routinely measure reflux time with Duplex scan in your patients in the standing position, whenever possible?
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Following the session, would you routinely measure superficial truncal vein diameters with Duplex scan in your patients in the standing position, whenever possible?
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Following the session, would you preferentially recommend intervention over long-term stockings in patients with symptomatic varicose veins, if they are suitable candidates for intervention?
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Following the session, how would you manage a 29 yo woman presents with painful varicose veins 9 months after delivering her first child. She has several varicose tributaries on the thigh and calf. Duplex scan shows reflux in the right GSV to be 1.8 sec at three different locations, the vein is 8 mm in diameter. You recommend this patient undergo :
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High ligation, stripping and treatment of varicose veins
High ligation and stripping
Radiofrequency ablation of the GSV and treatment of varicose veins
Endovenous laser ablation of the GSV and treatment of varicose veins
Cyanoacrylate Closure of the GSV and treatment of varicose veins
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Following the session, how would you manage a 40 yo male has huge symptomatic varicose veins of the right lower extremity. Duplex scan shows reflux in the GSV to be 3.5 sec at three different locations. The patient has an aneurysm of the saphenofemoral junction that measure 3.5 cm. the vein is 12 mm in diameter. You recommend this patient undergo :
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Cyanoacrylate Closure of the GSV and treatment of varicose veins
High ligation, excision of the aneurysm, radiofrequency ablation of the GSV and treatment of varicose veins
High ligation, excision of the aneurysm, endovenous laser ablation of the GSV and treatment of varicose veins
Endovenous laser ablation of the GSV and treatment of varicose veins
Radiofrequency ablation of the GSV and treatment of varicose veins
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Following the session, would you routinely interrupt incompetent perforators in patients with C2 varicose veins, concomitant with saphenous ablation and varicose vein treatment?
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Following the session, would you routinely treat varicose tributaries concomitant with saphenous ablation?
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Following the session, would you routinely obtain post-procedure ultrasound in an average to low-risk patient following thermal ablation?
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Following the session, how confident are you in performing venous ablation procedures?
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Confident
Somewhat confident
Not confident