Saphenion®: Neue Therapieoption

Das RFITT – Verfahren (Radiofrequenzinduzierte Thermotherapie) der ersten und zweiten Generation haben wir seit 2007 an 2800 Stammkrampfadern eingesetzt. Darüber hinaus haben wir dieses System erfolgreich bei der Behandlung von Kniegelenkzysten (sog. Bakerzysten eingeführt.
Das bipolare RFITT Precision System findet auch Anwendung bei: Tumorablation (Leber, Lunge, Niere, Prostata, Brust), Schilddrüse (kalte/ heiße Knoten), Facettengelenksdenervationen und der Therapie des Nasensegels (HNO).

Saphenion®: Intermittierende Kompressions-Therapie nach Venenkleber

Saphenion® hat vor 10 Jahren begonnen, allen Patienten unmittelbar nach einer Krampfadertherapie mittels Venenkleber oder auch nach einer Mikroschaumtherapie mit Sealing Foam (Klebender Mikroschaum) eine Kompressionsmassage der therapierten Beine anzubieten. Sämtliche Patienten haben gerne diese Massagetherapie  der operierten Beine mittels Vacuum – Massage – Computer unmittelbar nach der Therapie angenommen.

Saphenion® has began 10 years ago at the praxis in Rostock / Baltic Sea to make a massage of the leg, we have treated with VenaSeal or Sealing Foam immediately after operation. All of patients have used this special service with a vacuum massage computer imediately post intervention.

Saphenion®: Vein glue versus radiofrequency therapy – 7 years comparison

Vein glue versus radiofrequency therapy – 7 years: For more than 20 years now, truncal varicose veins has increasingly been treated endovenously with catheter support. It all began with the rather cumbersome VNUS® Closure process and the easier-to-use linear laser. This was followed in 2006/2007 by the bipolar RFITT® catheter and the VNUS® ClosureFast system as well as the radial laser. However, it should be said that following historical medical truth, endovenous sclerotherapy has been developed and used since 1911. And already in the late 20s, many surgeons in Germany used the gluing technique with sugar solutions. Also, Ferdinand Sauerbruch of the Charitè hospital in Berlin was a friend of this method.

Saphenion®: Pseudowissenschaft in der Medizin

Saphenion®: Pseudowissenschaft in der Medizin: Tausende Forscher publizieren in Pseudo-Journalen. Mehr als 5000 deutsche Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler haben in den vergangenen Jahren in pseudowissenschaftlichen Zeitschriften publiziert. Darunter auch viele Ärzte und Hochschullehrer.
SaphenionPatientInfo: Pseudoscience in medicine: Thousands of researchers publish in pseudo-journals. More than 5000 German scientists have published in pseudoscientific journals in recent years. Including many doctors and university lecturers.

Saphenion®: Venenkleber zur Therapie der Krampfaderthrombose?

Saphenion®: Venenkleber zur Therapie der Krampfaderthrombose? Die Thrombose im Bereich der oberflächlichen Stammvenen und Hautvenen (Oberflächliche Venenthrombose – OVT; Thrombophlebitis) ist keine seltene Komplikation, Sie bedarf einer medikamentösen oder auch operativen Therapie, wenn die Thrombose in Richtung tiefe Venen wächst. Diese Situation ist insbesondere bei Thrombosen der Vena saphena magna und Vena saphena parva sowie anderer Stammvenen eklatant und führt in ca. 20% der Fälle auch zur Thrombose der tiefen Venen.

Saphenion® – vein glue for the therapy of varicose vein thrombosis? The thrombosis in the area of ​​the superficial truncal veins and cutaneous veins (superficial venous thrombosis – OVT; thrombophlebitis) is not a rare complication; it requires drug or surgical therapy if the thrombosis grows in the direction of deep veins. This situation is particularly striking in the case of thromboses of the great saphenous vein GSV and small saphenous vein SSV as well as other saphenous veins and leads to deep vein thrombosis in around 20% of cases.

Saphenion®: 7 years experience in sealing veins

Since 8/2012 we use the vein glue at Saphenion. First use parallel to radiofrequency therapy. Meanwhile, more than 95% of our patients choose the glue for the treatment of truncal varicose veins.In the meantime, technical indications have broadened the indications. Now we are treating for recurrent episodes, venous tumors, vein ectasies and aneurysms as well as perforating veins.