下肢静脉曲张复发的手术策略优化

V. F. Zubritskiy, A. Chernookov, M. R. Kuznetsov, S. Kandyba, S. Dolgov, A. Atayan, A. A. Ramazanov, T. I. Shadyzheva
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目的:根据静脉曲张复发的病因、临床和解剖特点,选择最优的治疗方法。患者与方法:对157例静脉曲张复发患者的治疗结果进行分析。患者平均年龄39.8±0.3岁。术后3年复发23例(14.7%),术后3 - 5年复发95例(60.5%),术后5年及以上复发39例(24.8%)。根据不同的临床和解剖形式的静脉曲张复发,采用不同的治疗方法。麻醉的选择取决于手术干预的类型和程度。开放通路94例(59.9%)行手术干预,63例(40.1%)行微创治疗。采用CIVIQ-2问卷对患者入院及治疗结束后1-2年的生活质量进行评估。结果与讨论:采用微创技术后,VAS平均疼痛强度为3.1±0.2,开腹手术患者疼痛强度为- 5.4±0.3。术后早期并发症3例(1.9%)。在157例纳入研究的患者中,129例(82.2%)在出院后12 - 24个月内检查了长期治疗结果。开腹手术后10分制美容指数平均值为6.1±0.3分,微创手术后美容指数平均值为- 7.9±0.5分。长期反复复发2例(1.6%)。研究还发现,静脉曲张复发患者采用先进的治疗策略,其生活质量参数提高了1,2 - 1,5倍。结论:消除了静脉曲张疾病复发的原因,减少了干预措施的侵入性,提高了近期和远期的治疗效果和患者的生活质量。术前双重血管扫描和现代高科技治疗方法的使用有助于减少因外科医生的技术和战术错误而导致的静脉曲张复发率。关键词:静脉曲张复发,微创干预,开放性手术,生活质量。引证:Zubritskiy V.F, Chernookov a.i., Kuznetsov M.R.等。下肢静脉曲张复发的手术策略优化。俄罗斯医学调查。2023;7(4):225-231(俄语)。DOI: 10.32364 / 2587-6821-2023-7-4-225-231。
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Surgical tactics optimization for the treatment of patients with relapses of lower limb varicose veins
Aim: to justify the choice of the most optimal treatment method depending on the cause, and clinical and anatomical patterns of the varicose veins relapse. Patients and Methods: treatment results of 157 patients with varicose vein relapses were analyzed. The mean age of patients was 39,8±0,3 years. 3 years after surgery, relapse occurred in 23 (14.7%) patients, in terms of 3 to 5 years — in 95 (60.5%), after 5 years or more — in 39 (24.8%). Different treatment methods were used depending on the individual clinical and anatomical relapse form of varicose veins. Anesthesia choice depended on the type and extent of surgical intervention. Of the open access, 94 (59.9%) surgical interventions were performed, minimally invasive methods of treatment were used in 63 (40.1%) cases. The life quality was assessed at the patient's admission to the clinic and 1–2 years after the end of treatment using the CIVIQ-2 questionnaire. Results and Discussion: after the use of minimally invasive techniques, the average pain intensity on the VAS was 3.1±0.2, in patients who underwent open resurgeries — 5.4±0.3. Early postoperative complications were noted in 3 (1,9%) patients. Long-term treatment results were examined in 129 (82.2%) patients out of 157 included in the study within 12 to 24 months after discharge from the clinic. After performing open surgeries, the average value of the cosmesis index on a ten-point scale was 6.1±0.3 points, after minimally invasive interventions — 7.9±0.5. In the long-term period, the disease repeatedly recurred in 2 (1.6%) patients. It was also found that the use of the developed treatment tactics for patients with relapses of varicose veins leads to an improvement in the life quality parameters by 1,2–1,5 times. Conclusion: eliminating the causes of varicose disease relapse, minimizing the invasiveness of interventions improves immediate and long- term treatment results and the life quality of patients. The use of preoperative duplex angioscanning and modern high-tech treatment methods helps to reduce the relapse number of varicose veins associated with technical and tactical errors of surgeons. KEYWORDS: varicose vein relapses, minimally invasive interventions, open surgeries, life quality. FOR CITATION: Zubritskiy V.F., Chernookov A.I., Kuznetsov M.R. et al. Surgical tactics optimization for the treatment of patients with relapses of lower limb varicose veins. Russian Medical Inquiry. 2023;7(4):225–231 (in Russ.). DOI: 10.32364/2587-6821-2023-7-4-225-231.
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