Zusammenfassung
Die Schaumsklerosierung ist eine wenig invasive, effektive Technik zur Behandlung von Varizen bis hin zu venösen Malformationen. Die Methode zeigt sich in der praktischen Anwendung als gut durchführbar und nebenwirkungsarm und ist eine Alternative zu den invasiveren Verfahren wie Venenstripping, endoluminale Laser-Therapie oder endoluminale Radiofrequenzablation ohne die Notwendigkeit einer Anästhesie. Die Behandlung kann ambulant durchgeführt werden, und die Patienten können unmittelbar in das alltägliche Leben zurückkehren.
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Heck, M., Schneider, S.W. Schaumsklerosierung. ästhet dermatol kosmetol 4, 29–38 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12634-012-0310-2
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