MD539Z - Method for prevention of neovascularization after crossectomy - Google Patents

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MD539Z
MD539Z MDS20120017A MDS20120017A MD539Z MD 539 Z MD539 Z MD 539Z MD S20120017 A MDS20120017 A MD S20120017A MD S20120017 A MDS20120017 A MD S20120017A MD 539 Z MD539 Z MD 539Z
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The invention relates to medicine, particularly to surgery and can be used for prevention of neovascularization after crossectomy.According to the invention, the claimed method consists in the fact that it is performed the local or general anesthesia, is performed an incision of 3…4 cm in the region of inguinal fold, are transected all venous tributaries in the region of sapheno-femoral junction, is mobilized and transected the great saphenous vein directly in the place of its confluence with the common femoral vein, after which the stump of the great saphenous vein is sutured. Additionally, the free edges of the stump are sutured to the center modeling the stump in the shape of 8, at the same time the corners of the stump are pulled to the center of the stump and fixed with the same thread, and then the wound is sutured in layers.

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Invenţia se referă la medicină, în special la chirurgie şi poate fi utilizată pentru prevenirea neovascularizării după crossectomie. The invention relates to medicine, in particular to surgery, and can be used to prevent neovascularization after crossectomy.

Este cunoscută metoda de prevenire a neovascularizării după crossectomie, care constă în aceea că se efectuează anestezia locală sau generală, se efectuează o incizie de 3…4 cm în regiunea plicii inghinale, se secţionează toate tributările venoase în regiunea joncţiunii safeno-femurale, se mobilizează şi se secţionează vena safenă mare nemijlocit la locul revărsării în vena femurală comună, după care bontul venei safene mari se ligaturează [1]. The method of preventing neovascularization after crossectomy is known, which consists in performing local or general anesthesia, making a 3…4 cm incision in the inguinal fold region, cutting all venous tributaries in the region of the saphenofemoral junction, mobilizing and cutting the great saphenous vein directly at the site of its outflow into the common femoral vein, after which the stump of the great saphenous vein is ligated [1].

Dezavantajele acestei metode constau în existenţa contactului direct între endoteliul bontului venei safene mari şi ţesutul adipos subcutanat în regiunea inghinală. Ligatura bontului venei safene mari duce la ischemia endoteliului şi eliberarea factorilor endoteliali de angiogeneză. Sub acţiunea factorilor endoteliali de angiogeneză se formează o reţea de vase venoase noi ce reuneşte din nou bontul venei safene mari cu venele superficiale ale membrului inferior operat (fenomenul de neovascularizare inghinală). În perioada postoperatorie îndepărtată se poate declanşa reapariţia refluxului venos în regiunea joncţiunii safeno-femurale şi recurenţa maladiei varicoase. The disadvantages of this method are the existence of direct contact between the endothelium of the great saphenous vein stump and the subcutaneous adipose tissue in the inguinal region. Ligation of the great saphenous vein stump leads to ischemia of the endothelium and the release of endothelial angiogenesis factors. Under the action of endothelial angiogenesis factors, a network of new venous vessels is formed, which reunites the great saphenous vein stump with the superficial veins of the operated lower limb (the phenomenon of inguinal neovascularization). In the distant postoperative period, the reappearance of venous reflux in the region of the saphenofemoral junction and the recurrence of varicose disease may be triggered.

Problema pe care o rezolvă invenţia propusă constă în izolarea endoteliului bontului venei safene mari de ţesutul adipos subcutanat în regiunea inghinală. The problem solved by the proposed invention consists in isolating the endothelium of the great saphenous vein stump from the subcutaneous adipose tissue in the inguinal region.

Conform invenţiei, metoda revendicată constă în aceea că se efectuează anestezia locală sau generală, se efectuează o incizie de 3…4 cm în regiunea plicii inghinale, se secţionează toate tributările venoase în regiunea joncţiunii safeno-femurale, se mobilizează şi se secţionează vena safenă mare nemijlocit la locul revărsării în vena femurală comună, după care bontul venei safene mari se ligaturează. Suplimentar, marginile libere ale bontului se suturează spre centru modelând bontul în formă de 8, totodată colţurile bontului se tracţionează spre centrul bontului şi se fixează cu acelaşi fir, după care plaga se suturează pe straturi. According to the invention, the claimed method consists in performing local or general anesthesia, making a 3…4 cm incision in the inguinal fold region, cutting all venous tributaries in the saphenofemoral junction region, mobilizing and cutting the great saphenous vein directly at the place of its outflow into the common femoral vein, after which the stump of the great saphenous vein is ligated. Additionally, the free edges of the stump are sutured towards the center, shaping the stump in the shape of an 8, at the same time the corners of the stump are pulled towards the center of the stump and fixed with the same thread, after which the wound is sutured in layers.

Metoda revendicată este simplă şi rapidă în realizare, poate fi aplicată în orice diametru al bontului venei safene mari şi, prin izolarea sigură a endoteliului, previne dezvoltarea recidivelor maladiei varicoase. The claimed method is simple and quick to perform, can be applied to any diameter of the great saphenous vein stump and, by safely isolating the endothelium, prevents the development of varicose vein recurrences.

Rezultatul constă în izolarea endoteliului bontului venei safene mari de ţesutul adipos subcutanat şi prevenirea fenomenului de neovascularizare inghinală şi a recurenţei postoperatorii a maladiei varicoase. The result consists in isolating the endothelium of the great saphenous vein stump from the subcutaneous adipose tissue and preventing the phenomenon of inguinal neovascularization and postoperative recurrence of varicose disease.

Metoda de prevenire a neovascularizării după crossectomie şi apariţiei recidivelor de boală varicoasă se realizează în modul următor: se efectuează anestezia locală sau generală, se efectuează o incizie de 3…4 cm în regiunea plicii inghinale, se secţionează toate tributările venoase în regiunea joncţiunii safeno-femurale, se mobilizează şi se secţionează vena safenă mare nemijlocit la locul revărsării în vena femurală comună, după care bontul venei safene mari se ligaturează, totodată, marginile libere ale bontului se suturează spre centru modelând bontul în formă de 8, iar colţurile bontului se tracţionează spre centrul bontului şi se fixează cu acelaşi fir, excesul firului se taie, după care plaga se suturează pe straturi. Se aplică un pansament aseptic pe plagă şi un bandaj compresiv pe membrul inferior. The method of preventing neovascularization after crossectomy and the occurrence of varicose disease recurrences is carried out as follows: local or general anesthesia is performed, a 3…4 cm incision is made in the inguinal fold region, all venous tributaries in the saphenofemoral junction region are sectioned, the great saphenous vein is mobilized and sectioned directly at the place of overflow into the common femoral vein, after which the stump of the great saphenous vein is ligated, at the same time, the free edges of the stump are sutured towards the center, shaping the stump in the shape of an 8, and the corners of the stump are pulled towards the center of the stump and fixed with the same thread, the excess thread is cut, after which the wound is sutured in layers. An aseptic dressing is applied to the wound and a compression bandage is applied to the lower limb.

Exemplul 1 Example 1

Pacienta L., în vârstă de 46 ani. Diagnosticul: maladie varicoasă, varice în bazinul venei safene mari pe stânga, insuficienţă venoasă cronică C2. La ultrasonografia Doppler-duplex s-a determinat incompetenţa aparatului valvular la nivelul joncţiunii safeno-femurale cu reflux venos patologic în vena safenă mare. Diametrul venei safene constituie 0,8 cm. S-a efectuat intervenţia chirurgicală prin metoda revendicată. Perioada postoperatorie precoce cu evoluţie satisfăcătoare, fără complicaţii. La examenul clinic şi ultrasonor la 2 ani după operaţie fenomenul de neovascularizare inghinală şi recurenţa maladiei varicoase nu s-au depistat. Patient L., 46 years old. Diagnosis: varicose veins, varicose veins in the basin of the great saphenous vein on the left, chronic venous insufficiency C2. Doppler-duplex ultrasonography determined the incompetence of the valvular apparatus at the level of the saphenofemoral junction with pathological venous reflux into the great saphenous vein. The diameter of the saphenous vein is 0.8 cm. The surgical intervention was performed using the claimed method. The early postoperative period with satisfactory evolution, without complications. At the clinical and ultrasound examination 2 years after the operation, the phenomenon of inguinal neovascularization and recurrence of varicose veins were not detected.

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Pacienta C., în vârstă de 57 ani. Diagnosticul: maladie varicoasă, varice în bazinul venei safene mari pe stânga, insuficienţă venoasă cronică C6. La ultrasonografia Doppler-duplex s-a determinat incompetenţa aparatului valvular la nivelul joncţiunii safeno-femurale cu reflux venos patologic în vena safenă mare. Diametrul venei safene constituie 0,15 cm. S-a efectuat intervenţia chirurgicală prin metoda revendicată. Perioada postoperatorie precoce cu evoluţie satisfăcătoare, fără complicaţii. Patient C., 57 years old. Diagnosis: varicose disease, varicose veins in the basin of the great saphenous vein on the left, chronic venous insufficiency C6. Doppler-duplex ultrasonography determined valvular incompetence at the saphenofemoral junction with pathological venous reflux into the great saphenous vein. The diameter of the saphenous vein is 0.15 cm. The surgical intervention was performed using the claimed method. The early postoperative period was satisfactory, without complications.

Metoda a fost aplicată la 20 de bolnavi, în cadrul Clinicii de Chirurgie Generală şi Semiologie, IMSP Spitalul Clinic Municipal nr.1. În perioada de supraveghere de la 1 până la 2 ani, nu s-au înregistrat semne clinice şi ultrasonografice de recurenţă a maladiei varicoase, provocată de fenomenul de neovascularizare inghinală. The method was applied to 20 patients, within the Clinic of General Surgery and Semiology, IMSP Municipal Clinical Hospital No. 1. During the surveillance period from 1 to 2 years, no clinical and ultrasonographic signs of recurrence of varicose disease, caused by the phenomenon of inguinal neovascularization, were recorded.

1. Kingsnorth A. N., Majid A. A. Fundamentals of Surgical Practice. Second edition. Cambrige University Press, 2006, p. 300 1. Kingsnorth A.N., Majid A.A. Fundamentals of Surgical Practice. Second edition. Cambridge University Press, 2006, p. 300

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Metodă de prevenire a neovascularizării după crossectomie, care constă în aceea că se efectuează anestezia locală sau generală, se efectuează o incizie de 3…4 cm în regiunea plicii inghinale, se secţionează toate tributările venoase în regiunea joncţiunii safeno-femurale, se mobilizează şi se secţionează vena safenă mare nemijlocit la locul revărsării în vena femurală comună, după care bontul venei safene mari se ligaturează, caracterizată prin aceea că suplimentar marginile libere ale bontului se suturează spre centru modelând bontul în formă de 8, totodată colţurile bontului se tracţionează spre centrul bontului şi se fixează cu acelaşi fir, după care plaga se suturează pe straturi.Method of preventing neovascularization after crossectomy, which consists of performing local or general anesthesia, making a 3…4 cm incision in the inguinal fold region, cutting all venous tributaries in the saphenofemoral junction region, mobilizing and cutting the great saphenous vein directly at the place of its outflow into the common femoral vein, after which the stump of the great saphenous vein is ligated, characterized by the fact that additionally the free edges of the stump are sutured towards the center, shaping the stump in the shape of an 8, at the same time the corners of the stump are pulled towards the center of the stump and fixed with the same thread, after which the wound is sutured in layers.
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