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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to provide our results in advanced safen venous deficiencies that we treat with N-butyl cyanocrylate embolization (CAE).   In our clinic, 205 patients we treated with CAE were included in the study due to advanced saphen venous insufficiency. All patients were pre-operative assessments according to the CEAP (Clinical severity, Etiology, Anatomy, Pathophysiology) classification. In the postoperative period, patients were checked in the 1, 3 and 6 months, clinical and quality of life was assessed. Colour Doppler Ultrasound (RDUS) results performed after the operation and in the 6th month were compared. The total oclusion of the vein in which the procedure was applied was defined as the success of the operation. Results: Doppler Ultrasound studies performed after surgery in all patients were identified with safen vende total oculusion (%100) and Doppler Ultrasound studies performed in the 6th month in 1 patients were identified with a portion of rekanalization and minimal reflux (%0,5). In 28 patients (13%) an unwanted event - complication developed. Patients 90% to 96% healing in symptoms such as pain, burning, feeling tired, swelling in the 6th month, while only 2 patients (%1) worsening.  The result: Cianoacrylate Embolization; high oxygen and success rates, very low complications and high patient comfort, we believe it can be used safely in the treatment of saphen venous deficiencies.

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