Colin Weir, Consultant Vascular Surgeon, Craigavon Area Hospital discusses the best ways to use ultrasound guided foam sclerotherapy to treat varicose veins. Recorded at the British Association of Sclerotherapists Conference, 2018.
Dr Martyn King, Aesthetic Physician, Cosmedic, Tamworth discusses ways to improve the outcome of sclerotherapy. He discusses his practice of lipolysis and mesotherapy, used when sclerotherapy has done its job. Recorded at the British Association of Sclerotherapists Conference, 2018.
Judy Holdstock, Senior Vascular Scientist, The Whiteley Clinic, makes a comprehensive presentation concerning the use of colour duplex ultrasound imaging in the evaluation of the venous system. Recorded at the British Association of Sclerotherapists Conference, 2018.
Monica Smith, Clinical Trainer, Medi UK Ltd discusses management of lymphoedema, focussing on the lower limb. Modern compression systems allow management of even the most difficult cases of lymphoedema. Recorded at the British Association of Sclerotherapists Conference, 2018.
Naomi Di-Scala, Aesthetic Insurance and Claims Manager, Hamilton Fraser Cosmetic Insurance discusses what we should do in order to comply with General Data Protection Rules 2018. Recorded at the British Association of Sclerotherapists Conference 2018.
Dr Steve Tristram, Consultant Vascular Physician, demonstrates how to use conttinuous wave (hand-held) Doppler ultrasound to evaluate the venous system. Recorded at the British Association of Sclerotherapists Conference, 2018
Mr Jonothan Earnshaw, Consultant Vascular Surgeon, discusses the many modern methods of treatment for varicose veins. He focusses on the treatment of perforating veins and discusses whether or not these should be ablated. Recorded at the British Association of Sclerotherapists Conference, 2018.
Video presentation Mr Coleridge Smith has been accepted by the ‘Top Doctors’ website. The video presentation can be found here. Find out more here: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/philip-coleridge-smith
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Management of thrombophlebitis: are the new anticoagulant drugs useful? From time to time, I have to manage patients with thrombophlebitis. The most effective drug for this has been Fondaparinux (a synthetic low molecular weight heparin) which moderates symptoms if given daily for about 6 weeks….
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