1
Q
Progressive chronic venous insufficiency
A
Oedema Venous eczema Haemosiderosis Lipodermatosclerosis Atrophine Blanche Venous ulcers
2
Q
Isolated SFJ incompetence trendelenberg test
A
No filling on standing
Rapid filling on release
3
Q
Mixed SFJ and perforator vein incompetence
A
Slow filling on standing and rapid filling on release
4
Q
Conclusion of LL venous
A
LL arterial – multifactorial ulcers
Perthes test – antero vs retro flow in superficial varicosities
Doppler US- incompetence
5
Q
Perthes test
A
Elevate limb
Elastic band on leg
Obliterating superficial veins only
Walk for 5 minutes
PAIN IN LEG= INCOMPETENT DEEP SYSTEM
6
Q
Post thrombotic syndrome
A
Chronic venous insufficiency secondary to DVT
7
Q
Mgmt superficial thromboplebhitis
A
Analgesia NSAIDs Supportive stalkings Active exercise Remove vein if recurrence IV heparin if propogates towards deep veins
8
Q
When do you get saphena varix
A
When standing
Disappears when supine
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