Venous and Lymphatic Diseases. Practical Guide

Every thousandth person in the world faces chronic lymphedema, and the treatment of venous diseases is one of the fastest changing areas of modern medicine. That is why the use of outdated treatment protocols for patients can lead to complications and additional months of treatment.
The 5th edition of the clinical “Guide” on venous and lymphatic diseases is created specifically for surgeons of any specialization, physicians interested in the pathology of the venous and lymphatic systems, residents, and medical students.

With its help, you will learn to:
1) choose diagnostics and treatment based on evidence and the GRADE scale;
2) understand acute venous thrombosis and chronic venous diseases, including ulcers and pathology of deep veins;
3) confidently apply compression therapy, venotonics, and modern anticoagulants;
4) navigate minimally invasive endovenous methods (ablation, sclerotherapy, stenting, thrombolysis, etc.);
5) select and conduct optimal treatment for chronic lymphedema and chyle complications.

The most authoritative reference book, covering a full range of topics in one source: from anatomy and pathogenesis to outpatient interventions and criteria for the use of procedures.
80 chapters, 149 authors, leading world experts and leaders of the American Venous Forum, with recommendations and consensus collected at the end of each chapter, also compiled at the end of the book.