Author:
Patai Bernadett Bettina,Dornyei Gabriella,Tokes Anna-Maria,Hetthessy Judit Reka,Fees Alexander,Nadasy Gyorgy L.
Abstract
AbstractIn an attempt to induce experimental varicosity, reverse perforant vein development was initiated in the rat leg by applying a chronic (14 and 32 weeks) partial stricture on the main branch of the deep femoral vein. At surfacing of the incompetent perforantes, typical reticular vein plaques and spider veins were identified by video-microscopy and quantitative histology. Deep vein blood was channeled by them into the saphenous vein system, the extra flow deforming these vessels, causing local dilations and broken course, even undulations of larger branches.
Funder
National Bureau of Research, Development and Innovation, Hungary
NVKP
Fulbright Foundation
Semmelweis University, Faculty of Medicine
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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