Open AccessRussian clinical practice guidelines for the management of c1 clinical class of chronic venous disorders (reticular veins and telangiectasias)
Author(s) -
V. Yu. Bogachev,
Д. А. Росуховский,
Denis Borsuk,
Oleg A Shonov,
О. П. Манджикян,
Kirill Lobastov,
Е. П. Бурлева,
С. М. Беленцов,
С В Сапелкин,
А. А. Фокин,
А. С. Дворников,
С И Прядко,
О. Н. Гужков,
Р. А. Бредихин,
Victor Barinov,
В. В. Сорока,
С. И. Ларин,
Е. Ю. Бережной,
Aleksandr Semenov,
В. В. Раскин,
А. В. Альбицкий,
Н. Р. Аркадан,
Е. О. Белянина,
Б. В. Болдин,
Е. Н. Глаголева,
В. Е. Денисов,
О. В. Дженина,
И. В. Доронин,
O.O. Ivanov,
К. А. Капериз,
М. А. Карев,
А. В. Крылов,
А. Ю. Крылов,
Е. А. Летуновский,
В. Н. Лобанов,
В. С. Мартынов,
Dmitry Morenko,
П. А. Пироженко,
Ю. В. Савинова,
К. С. Суворов,
А. М. Терехов,
П. Ю. Туркин,
А. Р. Хафизов,
R.G. Chabbarov,
Azizbek Sharipov,
С. Н. Корниевич,
S. D. Zokirkhonov,
Е. В. Шайдаков
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
stacionarozameŝaûŝie tehnologii: ambulatornaâ hirurgiâ/stacionarozameŝaûŝie tehnologii. ambulatornaâ hirurgiâ
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2658-3542
pISSN - 1995-1477
DOI - 10.21518/1995-1477-2020-3-4-140-206
Subject(s) - varicose veins , medicine , reticular connective tissue , chronic venous insufficiency , chronic disease , clinical practice , intensive care medicine , saphenous veins , physical therapy , pathology , surgery , vein
Recently collated scientific data on the management of C1 clinical class of chronic venous disorders; wide prevalence of the disease and high variability amongst medical practitioners in relation to managing this category of patients and absence of any regulatory documents has prompted the development of clinical guidelines for the treatment of patients with reticular varicose veins and telangiectasias of the lower extremities and various parts of the body. These guidelines have been developed by a self-regulated organization Association “The National College of Phlebology”. The purpose of the de novo guidelines is to systematize the existing evidence and offer minimal standards of care for chronic venous disorders in C1 patients.