When Orthopedic and Venous Disease Collide. “Orthovenous” disease you ask? What is that? Is that even a disease or a word? Well…not exactly, but it is a neologism I have created to describe a much more common entity I have encountered in my vein focused practice. Patients with orthopedic disease are of the age group…
DetailsVein Specialists is 100 percent dedicated to identifying and treating vein disorders. Led by Dr. Joseph G. Magnant, they understand that the venous system varies between patients and consists of both deep and superficial venous systems and a network of connecting or perforating veins.
DetailsHave seen back to back patients this morning with severe venous insufficiency involving the left great saphenous vein. Both patients had history of multiple episodes of significant external hemorrhage. Neither had external signs of varicose veins but both had what appeared to be large spider veins (called telangiectasias) in the pretibial region (front of the…
DetailsJust saw Susan H. back 2 weeks after her left Great saphenous vein closure and she commented on how the very next morning she only had cramps in the non treated leg , the treated leg cramps we gone. Has not had left leg cramps in last 2 weeks. Excited to hear this great news,…
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