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08. Troncular Veins, Reticular Veins and Telangiectasia: Phlebotherapy (TRAP) an original approach

TRAP is a non-mechanistic treatment for varicose "disease"; it is easy to perform and consistently efficacious.
TRAP can be used to treat all patients: from those whose veins are not visible to the naked eye, but only by means of transillumination, to those with bulging varices, even if they have previously undergone several surgical procedures.

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 07. Introduction to the Phlebotherapy TRAP

Current treatments for varicose disease, the most common disease on earth, are not rational.  Varicose veins, venules and telangiectasias must not be excised, obliterated, ligated or burnt; they simply have to be treated.  Sclerotherapy, phlebectomy, saphenectomy, laser therapy, treatment with high-frequency current and functional ligature all damage the integrity of the venous circulation.  Moreover, they fail to achieve the patient's objectives: functional restoration of the circulation and the permanent disappearance of visible vessels. These traditional therapies –  sclerotherapy, phlebectomy, saphenectomy and laser therapy – act on the effect of the disease, not on its cause.

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06. Fleboterapia (TRAP): tratamiento biológico dell'infermidad varicosa - Introduccion al 1 Video Curso

 Los actuales tratamientos de la enfermedad varicosa, la más frecuente del planeta, son irracionales. Las venas varicosas, las vénulas y telangiectasias, no deben ser eliminadas, no deben ser destruídas, no deben ser ligadas, no deben ser quemadas deben ser simplemente curadas. La escleroterapía, la flebotomía, la safenotomía, el láser, la corriente a alta frecuencia y las ligaduras funcionales son dañinas a la integridad del entero círculo venoso y no obtienen el objetivo deseado de los pacientes: la restauración funcional del círculo y la completa desaparición permanente de los vasos visibles. Las metodologías tradicionales, repito: escleroterapía, flebotomía, saf, y láser, intervienen sobre el efecto de la patología y no sobre la causa.

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05. Phlébothérapie: un outre façon de traiter les varices ( 1 VidéoCours de Phlébothérapie Régénératrice Tridimesionelle Ambulatoire(TRAP) )

Salutations à tous les confrères. La Phlébotherapie que je présente aujourd’hui révolutionne le traitement de la maladie variqueuse et consent à résoudre les pathologies veineuses de n’importe quelle gravité en faisant guérir les ulcères avec peu de traitements. Pour expliquer ce que c’est la Phlébotherapie, je vous ai emmené l’introduction du cours vidéo que je suis en train de préparer, même en Français, et qui sera publié l’année prochaine. Je vous remercie encore pour l’invitation.

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04. From Sclerotherapy and Ablation Surgery to Phlebotherapy (TRAP): key concepts

Varicose veins that are visible to the naked eye, on transillumination or by means of near-infrared reflection and absorption techniques, constitute only the effect of varicose disease. To cure varicose disease, we have to treat the cause; this can only be done by regenerating the vessel walls. Regeneration means restoration of the altered vascular structure and function.
Current sclerotherapy treatments, phlebectomy and functional ligature are irrational because they are two-dimensional techniques which act on the effect of the disease, not on its cause. Such treatments, which are not free from side-effects, destroy the normal anatomy of the veins and cannot achieve the desired result: the disappearance of all the visible veins and the functional recovery of the venous circulation.

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03. Case report: Three-dimensional Regenerative Ambulatory Phlebotherapy for incontinent perforating veins in patients who have already undergone multiple phlebectomies

This patient had undergone a bilateral saphenectomy of the great saphenous vein and multiple posterior phlebectomies in both calves. In the treated areas, new varices had formed owing to the persistence of perforating veins in the regions involved. Incontinent veins had been inadequately treated by phlebectomy which, as is known, has a mainly two-dimensional action. Incontinent perforating veins had given rise to new evident venous ectasias. We viewed the sites of venous reflux by means of a spectroscopic analysis method. During the analysis, significant venous reflux was seen in the perforating veins of Cockett, Sherman and Boyd in the left leg. In the right leg, the perforating veins of Sherman and Boyd were seen to be incontinent and bulging. Numerous posterior bilateral perforating veins were seen to be feeding large varices with significant reflux.