… nonsaphenous superficial venous reflux is lacking. This study was designed to determine the
prevalence of reflux in nonsaphenous veins… and symptoms of chronic venous disease (CVD…

… Venous reflux is most often found in the saphenous vein trunks and their tributaries. In
about 10% of the patients the reflux is detected in non-saphenous veins (NSV). NSV reflux has …

… tributaries are affected significantly more often than those of lesser saphenous, while non-saphenous
reflux is uncommon. Most limbs have signs and symptoms of CVD class 2 and 15…

… Differentiating between saphenous and NSV reflux is crucial for accurate diagnosis and …
This paper aims to present the different patterns of non-saphenous vein reflux and clinical …

… venous reflux or combined patterns of reflux were uncommon even in group C. Reflux was
detected in all segments of the saphenous veins … %) had nonsaphenous reflux in a superficial …

… veins in the popliteal area, Dodd 3 also included varicose … As with other reports,1, 2 our
study on the nonsaphenous vein … The PFV is anatomically different from the Giacomini vein (or …

… femoral or popliteal to nonsaphenous tributary and the nonsaphenous tributary to other …
saphenous vein reflux on a very specific patient population: women with primary varicose veins …

… In accordance with the previously reported data, 21–24 our observations indicate a non-saphenous
starting point as the initial location for the SVI which will progress up to the SFJ as …

… include other segments of the main saphenous veins, tributary vessels, and nonsaphenous
… the presence of superficial vein reflux connecting with the incompetent perforator vein. This …

… veins in the groin, thigh, popliteal fossa … reflux when is due to non-saphenous veins should
not be treated. Treatment should be performed first in the nonsaphenous veins and if reflux in …