All surgeries are performed safely using semi-sedation and local anesthesia.
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At Central Varicose Vein Clinic, all varicose vein surgeries are performed under semi-sedation anesthesia. Through this surgical know-how, the incidence of deep vein thrombosis side effects is reduced by allowing patients to walk immediately after surgery. It has been possible to reduce it significantly.
Among 5,086 surgical cases at Central Varicose Vein Clinic from 2007 to present (as of the end of October 2024), The reason why there was not a single case of deep vein thrombosis is because of this surgical know-how.
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Central Thoracic Surgery contributed to the development of varicose vein treatment by being the first in Korea to present at an academic conference on the concentration of sclerotherapy solution (0.1%) in relation to vascular sclerotherapy, which has now become one of the main treatments for varicose veins.
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In 2016, when patients' rights and interests were violated because varicose veins were excluded from actual cost insurance compensation, he served as chairman of the pan-medical community actual cost insurance countermeasures committee, informed the Financial Supervisory Commission of the unfairness of the provisions , and led to a revision of the standard terms and conditions. This is because we had a philosophy to protect the rights and interests of patients who silently work on the front lines of life .
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It is known that endovenous laser surgery carries a risk of nerve damage due to heat.
To solve this problem, our Central Thoracic Surgery Clinic uses a swelling anesthesia technique that injects anesthetic around the problem blood vessel and pushes the nerves around the blood vessel out, thereby preventing the risk of nerve damage. The solution used for swelling anesthesia contains tumescent anesthetic, which not only reduces pain but also neutralizes/absorbs active oxygen, histamine inflammatory substances, and combustible harmful substances that may be generated during the surgery, thereby preventing damage to the tissues and nerves around the surgical blood vessel in advance.
In addition, since the swelling anesthetic solution is directly injected around the blood vessel through a round-tipped cannula instead of a syringe needle, there is no risk of damage to the skin or blood vessel tissue caused by the syringe needle.
Unlike general intravenous laser surgery, which only performs surgery above the knee due to the risk of nerve damage by applying a swelling anesthesia technique, Central Thoracic Surgery's varicose vein surgery can occlude even problematic blood vessels below the knee, and patients can use a combination of various surgical methods. We are preventing the need for complex surgeries that can place a burden on patients. Central Thoracic Surgery provides safe surgery to patients based on clinical data and experience accumulated from 5,086 cases of surgery over 18 years (as of the end of October 2024). there is.
Most medical institutions that treat varicose veins use sedative anesthesia during surgery.
There are also general hospitals that still use general anesthesia for surgery.
Central Thoracic Surgery provides free reoperation if the operated blood vessels recur after treatment of varicose veins.
Central Thoracic Surgery's after-care system provides continuous care even after treatment to ensure the health of patients' legs
Fine glass powder generated when cutting a glass ampoule will inevitably enter the patient's body.To prevent this problem,
Central Thoracic Surgery uses filter needles, which are not commonly used in general medical institutions due to cost issues, to protect the safety of patients from the smallest point
Central Thoracic Surgery is equipped with emergency equipment and
a cardioverter-defibrillator that can respond in the event of an emergency.
In addition, all employees conduct CPR mock training once a week to respond quickly even in urgent emergency situations.
Laser surgery | High frequency surgery | Benasil | Clarivane | Traditional Surgery | Vascular Sclerotherapy | |
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The principle of treatment | Insert a laser beam slightly thicker than the hair into the problematic blood vessel and generate heat to close the blood vessel. | Insert a high frequency catheter into the problematic blood vessel and generate heat to close the blood vessel. (Same principle as laser surgery) |
A bioadhesive substance called cyanoacrylate is injected into the problematic blood vessel to close the blood vessel. | Use rotating catheters to cause physical stimulation to the problematic blood vessels and at the same time inject STS solution to close the blood vessels. | Insert the wire into the problematic blood vessel, tie the blood vessel, take it out of the body and remove it. | Vascular obstruction through vascular fibrosis by injecting curing agent into the problematic blood vessel. |
Recovery | Daily life available on the day of surgery for 1 week after surgery Wearing compression stockings |
Daily life available on the day of surgery for 1 week after surgery Wearing compression stockings |
No compression stockings for daily life on the day of surgery | Daily life possible on the day of surgery Wearing compression stockings for about 48 hours after surgery |
Daily life available a few days after surgery Wearing compression stockings for more than 1 week after surgery |
Daily life possible on the day of surgery |
Postoperative progress | A slight bruise Mild pain |
A slight bruise Mild pain |
An allergic reaction A temporary itch |
An allergic reaction | A severe bruise Pain |
An allergic reaction A light bruise, A temporary change in skin color |
Limitations | Possibility of heat damage to surrounding tissues if unskilled | A relatively high cost of treatment compared to lasers | Relatively short duration and expensive treatment costs | An allergic reaction | The actual incision leaves scars and recovery time is delayed (in advanced countries, it has already been excluded from the priority treatment method) |
Mildly symptomatic applicable only in case |
The American Vein and Lymphology Association does not recommend extraction surgery (orthodox surgery) for varicose vein surgery. In accordance with the guidelines, surgical methods other than extraction surgery (orthodox surgery) are being performed.Depending on the diagnosis results, we apply the most appropriate surgical method to the patient..
‘Practice Guidelines for Superficial Venous Disease’ 3p 中
https://www.myavls.org/member-resources/clinical-guidelines.html
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