Tracing the Source of Venous Reflux (May 2018)

Tracing the Source of Venous Reflux. Presented by Sara Skjonsberg, BS, RVT, RPhS. This webcast is designed to teach participants: Why we should find the source of a varicose vein; how to recognize patterns and think on your feet as you follow veins back to their source; how to confirm that your hypothesis is correct and what to do when you can't find the source; reporting terminology and "vein language.”
This webcast was recorded from a previous live webinar held in May 2018, no CE credit is available for viewing.

[@t.g.v.6955]

Thank you for educating me to "really look at the forests". I'm always a myopic until now. Well done.

[@sophiah8794]

I've just been diagnosed with superficial venus reflux from my groin to my ankle. Plus, reflux in a perforator vein. I have a throbbing pain in my groun area every morning that wakes me up. What treatment would you recommend as the least likely for side affects?

[@christinawells2024]

Amazing discussion! Thank you.

[@mab2852]

Fantastic presentation

[@rashaalj5927]

Great work. Thanks

[@ampuchouhan]

Thank you

[@rebeccarose1271]

Very poor ergonomics, the arm is too extended and scanning repeatedly like this will lead to injury.

[@rebeccarose1271]

Back to ergonomics-the patient is too far away from the tech, arm is abducted way too much, both the keyboard and monitor are not directly in front of her eyes or left arm, she will have to move her head and neck significantly when doing this study. This is very bad and technologists should not mimic this way of scanning. Please modify this or take it down.