Compares healing outcomes in chronic venous ulcers treated with cyanoacrylate and thermal ablation, suggesting better efficacy of VenaSeal.
Key Findings: 69% of limbs treated with VenaSeal healed their ulcers compared with 34.5% of those treated with thermal ablation (P = .002),with comparable time to heal between the two groups (4.8 vs 4.4 months; P = .87).VenaSeal was used more often to treat multisegment reflux and was associated with similarly low rates of deep vein thrombosis and complications.
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