Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) is a common progressive disorder affecting the legs that is caused by chronic venous hypertension. It is estimated to affect 5-15% of the adult population. CVI has major health and economic impacts, consuming 1-2% of European healthcare budgets and costing over 1 billion Euros annually in some countries. The hallmark of CVI is distal venous hypertension leading to valvular incompetence, reflux, and venous obstruction over time.

1. Chronic Venous Insufficiency

13. VENOUS LEG ULCERS Large scale studies suggest that about 1% of the population develop a chronic leg ulcer at some point in their live. Most of the ulcers have chronic venous origin. Venous disease is identified as the most common predisposing risk factor.

33. Periarteriitis nodosa cutanea benigna

37. Ulcus Hypertonicum Martorell

42. Local Treatment Venous ulcer Ulcer cleaning Granulation Epithelialization