Termination of the great saphenous vein at variable levels

The assessment of the saphenofemoral junction (SFJ) is important in diagnosis and treatment venous reflux great saphenous vein (GSV). In clinical practice medicine, SFJ used to represent region at which arch connects with common femoral (CFV). A number notable variations have been documented, rare variable courses GSV described recently. Our case study reports two unusual terminations. both cases, was located below confluence profunda femoris (PFV) (FV). Case 1 showed formed by FV; whereas 2 PFV joined after a transposition FV. Anatomical are rare; however, they increasingly diagnosed use duplex ultrasound. identification variants warrants safe endovenous procedure prevents surgical complications.