Izmaĭlov S G, Izmaĭlov G A, Aver'ianov M Iu, Kozlov N M, Diatlov E E, Izmaĭlov A G, Orenburov P Ia
Vestn Khir Im I I Grek. 2003;162(1):77-9.
The authors have devised a technique of consecutive performing the steps of operative interventions for varicose disease of lower extremities. The method includes extirpation after Babcock of the main trunks of the large and, if necessary, the small subcutaneous veins with the help of a spiral-shaped device; preliminary percutaneous-supracutaneous temporary ligation with kapron of sinuous lateral superficial veins; subcutaneous dissection of ligated veins between ligatures with minimal blood loss. For this purpose a phlebotom of simple construction in the shape of a clamp was used. One of its jaws was a cutting element with a point and cutting edge. The instruments proposed allow to make the technique easier, to avoid excessive traumatization of the tissues and to achieve stable obliteration of the injured veins. Recurrence of the disease was noted in 3.5% out of 145 patients with varicose disease within 1-8 years.