Meanings of venous reflux in English

The authors developed a series of operative procedures to prevent venous reflux.

Excellent results were consistently achieved by preventing venous reflux.

Moreover, the amount of volume reduction was compared between the patients with and without venous reflux.

Conclusions: The authors' results suggest that these operative procedures could be highly effective in preventing venous reflux.

The site of the shunt, location of the venous reflux, and presence of venous stenosis were assessed on the angiograms.

Recent innovations in air plethysmography may provide a means of quantifying volume changes, and permit an objective characterization of venous reflux and calf pump efficiency.

Conclusion: FVP parameters correlate well with the severity of clinical manifestations and venous reflux, and could be used quantitatively to evaluate the severity of CVI.

The rate of venous reflux was compared with 151 anastomoses in 34 limbs operated on using conventional procedures (control group).

In legs with primary varicose veins, pressure drop, 4SR and RT50 values deteriorated in proportion to the severity of the associated deep venous reflux.

Conclusions: Venous reflux is highly prevalent and venous obstruction is absent in adults with a Fontan circulation.

Venous reflux did not correlate with clinical venous insufficiency; 49% of Fontan subjects with observed venous reflux demonstrated no clinical signs of venous disease.