Insuficiencia ostial de la safena interna: tratamiento ambulatorio mediante ligadura con preservación de la safena in situ

2007 
Antecedentes: durante anos el tratamiento de la insuficiencia de la valvula ostial de la Safena Interna (SI) ha consistido en la reseccion de la vena mediante distintas tecnicas. Objetivo: proponer y evaluar los resultados del tratamiento conservador mediante ligadura y seccion del cayado de la SI con preservacion de la vena in Situ. Diseno: estudio prospectivo, experimental y observacional. Metodo: entre marzo de 2005 y mayo de 2007 fueron tratados 47 pacientes con varices de Miembros Inferiores debido a una insuficiencia de la vavula ostial de la SI. en todos os casos se realizo ligadura y seccion de la SI nivel del cayado con preservacion de la vena in Situ en forma completamente ambulatoria. Resultados: el 93.75% de los pacientes tratados, refrio la desaparicion de los sintomas subjetivos, en el 6.25% restante la mejoria fue parcial. No hubo morbilidad ni mortalidad inherente al procedimiento realizado. Conclusiones: el tratamiento ambulatorio de la insuficiencia ostial de la SI con preservacion de la vena in Situ demostro, en esta experiencia inicial, ser efectivo y seguro. BACKGROUND: During years the treatment of the insufficiency of the ostial valve of the Internal Safena (IS) it has consisted of the resection of the vein by means of different techniques. OBJECTIVE: To propose and to evaluate the results of the preservative treatment by means of tie and section of the cayado one of IF with preservation of the vein in Situ. DESIGN: Prospective, experimental and observacional study. METHOD: Between March of 2005 and May of 2007 47 patients were dealed with with varices of Inferior Members due to an insufficiency of the ostial valve IS. In all the cases it was made tie and section of IF at level of the cayado one with preservation of the vein in Situ in completely ambulatory form. RESULTS: The 93.75% of the treated patients, refered the disappearance of the subjective symptoms, in the 6.25% rest the improvement was partial. There was no morbidity nor mortality inherent to the made procedure. CONCLUSIONS: The ambulatory treatment of the ostial insufficiency of IF with preservation of the vein in Situ it demonstrated, in this initial experience, to be effective and safe.
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