Advances in Phlebology and Venous Surgery Volume 1

Mark Whiteley is an internationally recognised expert in varicose veins, venous surgery for varicose veins and venous surgery and pelvic congestion syndrome. He introduced endovenous surgery into the UK in March 1999, performing the first endovenous operation in the UK using radiofrequency ablation. With his colleague Judy Holdstock, he invented the TRLOP technique to close incompetent perforating veins in the leg, in 2001. This is now erroneously called PAPS by some, having been "re-invented" at a later date. Mark set up The Whiteley Clinic in Guildford in the UK in 2001 and has Whiteley Clinics in Guildford, London and Bristol. Mark is a visiting Professor at the University of Surrey and has over 100 peer-reviewed publications in venous surgery and pelvic congestion syndrome. He has supervised several PhD students and has won several international and national prizes for his work in venous surgery and pelvic congestion syndrome. Mark founded The College of Phlebology with an aim to teach endovenous surgery and the science of venous investigations and treatments to all those interested in Phlebology. He runs an international meeting in London each year and runs regular training courses in the UK for those wanting to learn or improve their endovenous surgery techniques. Mark is regularly asked to lecture at international veins meetings and is now publishing his work in a series of books aimed at different levels. His "Understanding" books are aimed at those interested in venous surgery, varicose veins and leg ulcers both public and interested professionals. His "Advances" books collections of chapters written by world experts in their fields, on all areas of venous investigations and treatments. Emma Dabbs has a degree in neurosciences and has worked at The Whiteley Clinic as a researcher in 2016-8. She has several peer-revied papers from her research with Prof Mark Whiteley and has lectured nationally and internationally on varicose veins and endovenous surgery.

5.0 out of 5 stars - This is a very informative book on all things Venous. By: Jennifer G.on February 25, 2018 (Amazon purchase): This is a very informative book on all things Venous Surgery. This explores all techniques used to treat venous insufficiency disease. I also learned new scanning protocol we now implement in all of our venous ultrasounds, Popliteal Vein Compression! After reading this chapter, I found 3 positive patients in 3 weeks! This alters traditional treatment plans of venous ablations, if PVCS is not treated 1st, this could lead to further patient problems down the road! So thankful that I ordered this book!!! Thank you Dr. Mark S. Whiteley!

• 1. Endovenous thermal ablation of varicose veins and examination of the use and failings of linear endovenous energy density (LEED) – Mark S Whiteley2. Radiofrequency thermal ablation of varicose veins - Kate J Williams, Ian J Franklin3. Treating Veins With Monopolar Radiofrequency – Experience and Results of the EVRF System - Attila Szabó4. 10 year VNUS - Daniel Taylor, Alice Whiteley, Judy Holdstock, Barrie Price, Mark Whiteley5. The RFiTT device: Development of The Whiteley Clinic Protocol for RFiTT treatment of truncal veins. - George E Badham, Emma B Dabbs, Mark S Whiteley6. Outcomes of EVLA – variation between different wavelengths and between bare-tipped and jacket tipped fibers - Athanasios Vlahos7. The Bubble trap technique – Emma B Dabbs, Tim J Fernandez-Hart and Mark S Whiteley8. Radial Endovenous Laser - James Lawson9. Ablation of Varicose Veins by Pulsed Steam Injection - René Milleret10. Mechanochemical ablation (MOCA™) of varicose veins — an innovative technique combining mechanical and chemical ablation to avoid tumescence. - Doeke Boersma, Ramon RJP van Eekeren, Debora AB Werson, Michel MPJ Reijnen, Jean-Paul PM de Vries11. Cyanoacrylate Adhesive – a new technique in the treatment of varicose veins without tumescent local anaesthesia and without compression treatment. - Thomas M. Proebstle12. The Changing Face of Ambulatory Venous Surgery in Primary and Recurrent Varicose Veins; Reducing the Number of Therapeutic Visits - Charlotte A Thomas, Mark S Whiteley 13. Patient experience of conscious surgery – Bryony Hudson, Mark S Whiteley14. Patient Reported Outcomes and Quality of Life Scores in Assessing the success of varicose vein surgery - Tristan R A Lane, Alun H Davies15. Transvaginal Duplex Ultrasound Scanning for Diagnosis of Pelvic Vein Reflux - Judy Holdstock16. Treatment of symptomatic reflux in the ovarian and internal iliac veins by catheter embolisation - Previn Diwaker17. Healing venous leg ulcers – the role of endovenous surgery to treat superficial venous and perforator vein reflux - Charlotte A Thomas, Mark S Whiteley18. Healing Leg Ulcers by Interventions on Obstructed Deep Veins - Robbie George19. Popliteal Vein Compression Syndrome: Diagnosis and Management - Richard Harris20. Assessing the IVC and Iliac Veins with IVUS and Indications for Deep Venous Stenting - Seshadri Raju21. The Current State of Deep Vein Valve Reconstruction and the “Trapdoor” Technique - Niranjan Hiremath, Himanshu Verma, Ramesh K Tripathi22. Tailoring anti-platelet and anticoagulants on genetic profile – Pharmacogenomics of vascular drugs - Karthik Kasirajan