Deep Venous Valve Reconstruction For Deep Vein Insufficiency Of Lower Limbs:43 Cases Report

Purpose: To ealuate the effect of deep venous valve reconstruction for deep vein insufficiency with CEAP classification and clinical scoring. Method: From 1996 to 2004, 63 limbs in 63 limbs in 63 patients diagnosed by ascending venography were performed with three different operations: groupA(20cases) was performed with high ligation and ablation of the great (small) saphenous vein, ablation of superficial veins and ligation of perforators vein; groupB was added with substitute popliteal vein valve operation; groupC was added with external constriction valvuloplasty of superficial femoral vein. CEAP classification and clinical scoring was proceeded from 6 months to 8 years postoperatively to evaluate the effect of operation. Results: Scores between preoperation and postoperation in three groups were remarkable (in groupA:p<0.01, in groupB:P<0.01, in groupC:P<0.01. scores in groupB and Cdecreased more significantly than groupC (P<0.05). Conclusion: Deep venous valve reconstruction can relieve the symptoms of PDVI.