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- Sandra C Carr.
- Vascular Surgery, University of Wisconsin, Wisconsin, USA. carr@surgery.wisc.edu
- Clin Obstet Gynecol. 2006 Jun 1; 49 (2): 414-26.
AbstractProblematic varicose veins are estimated to occur in up to 30 million Americans and may be symptomatic and/or unsightly. The majority of symptomatic varicose veins occur in the lower extremities and can result in significant circulatory disease. This problem is more common in women as a result of pregnancy and child bearing. Cosmetic treatment for varicosities is best achieved with a variety of sclerosing procedures.
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