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Objective. To show our results in the surgical				 treatment of legs varicose ulcers, with crossectomy and foam				  sclerotherapy (CAFE) of the great saphenous vein (GSV) in 				  group I and stripping of GSV and varicectomy in group II. 				 Methods. 35 patients with active venous leg				  ulcers were recruited and treated. They were collected in two				   groups. Group I were treated by crossectomy and foam				    sclerotherapy of the GSV and group II were treated by				stripping of GSV and varicectomy. The healing time of the				ulcer and the complications were recorded after the procedure				in the follow-up visits. Results. 29 out of the				35 patients completed the follow-up. There were eight				cases of incomplete healing of the leg ulcer, 4 in group I				(19.04%) and 4 in group II  (40%), P<0.05. The average rate of healing in group I was 0.38 cm/day and 0.13 in group II, P<0.05. Conclusion. CAFE technique of the great saphenous vein in the treatment of 6 CEAP  patients is a procedure that improves the rate of ulcer   healing as compared to these two groups. It is a safe    and reliable minimally invasive method, with less morbidity

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Crossectomy and Foam Sclerotherapy of the Great Saphenous Vein versus Stripping of Great Saphenous Vein and Varicectomy in the Treatment of the Legs Ulcers