VENASEAL™
- The VenaSeal™ closure system is the only approved device with a specially formulated medical adhesive that closes diseased or varicose veins. Traditional vein closure methods such as EVLT (laser) use intense heat requiring multiple anesthetic injections. The VenaSeal™ closure system requires only one anesthetic injection site and creates less discomfort during the procedure, decreased soreness post-procedure and minimizes bruising.
- How does it work?
- During the procedure, a trained clinician fills a syringe with the medical adhesive, which is inserted into the VenaSeal™ closure system’s dispensing gun that is attached to a catheter. The catheter is advanced into the diseased vein under ultrasound guidance. The catheter is placed in specific areas along the diseased vein and the clinician conducts a series of trigger pulls to deliver the medical adhesive. Compression is applied to the leg during the procedure.
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WHAT YOU
SHOULD KNOW
VenaSeal™ closure system
What are the advantages of Venaseal™?
-Minimally invasive
-Minimal discomfort
-Minimal bruising
-Shortest time to normal activity
-Compression stockings are not required after the procedure
Is the VenaSeal™ closure system procedure covered by insurance?
As with any procedure, insurance coverage may vary. Those interested in the VenaSeal™ closure system should contact their insurance provider for more information.
How does it work?
During the procedure, a trained clinician fills a syringe with the medical adhesive, which is inserted into the VenaSeal™ closure system’s dispensing gun that is attached to a catheter. The catheter is advanced into the diseased vein under ultrasound guidance. The catheter is placed in specific areas along the diseased vein and the clinician conducts a series of trigger pulls to deliver the medical adhesive. Compression is applied to the leg during the procedure.
