A study of chronic superficial venous insufficiency in patients with competent saphenofemoral junction

Background: Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) is a condition that affects the system of lower extremities rendering superficial, perforating, and deep veins incompetent. This results in hypertension causing various pathologies including pain, swelling, edema, skin changes ulcerations. Traditionally SFJ incompetence was viewed as primary pathology for varicose Trendelenburg’s surgery considered standard surgical procedure treatment veins. Later studies have shown incidence chronic superficial (CSVI) with competent seen many about 40% cases. Therefore, present study aims to identify CSVI SFJ, severity disease these individuals patient outcome response surgery.Methods: Prospective observational non-randomised purposive sampling.Results: Prevalence 40.54% CSVI. 56.7% patients had C4 disease, 26.7% C6 13.3% C5 3.3% C2 disease. In all patients, progression arrested after intervention no recurrence or ulceration by end 3 months.Conclusions: comparison CVI incompetent Competent vary there high male preponderance compared females, independent age gender. Surgical outcomes were comparable Trendelenburg can be used choice