The Vein Clinic Brescia offers a team of doctors specialised in vascular surgery. Patients rely on our team of experts for the prevention and treatment of pathologies and dysfunctions affecting blood vessels, both arterial and venous. Specialists treat imperfections such as capillaries and more complex pathologies such as varicose veins and ulcers. Among the main treatments offered is sclerosant therapy using sclero mousse, both transcutaneous and echo-guided, which is also used to treat haemorrhoids while avoiding surgery. In addition, Functional Sclerotherapy is practised, patented according to the Casoni method, which contributes to the aesthetic and functional improvement of the lower limbs.
Our approach to modern phlebology is not limited to a simple specialist examination, but includes a complete diagnostic-therapeutic course. This includes specialist examination, anatomical and haemodynamic colour Doppler echo, haemodynamic mapping, carotid and thyroid gland studies, photoplethysmography and, if necessary, transcranial Doppler and genetic testing for thrombophilia. The aim is to obtain an accurate diagnosis and set up a customised treatment protocol, favouring the preservation of the saphenous vein without resorting to traditional saphenectomy.
Phlebology is the medical discipline that deals with the knowledge, diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the veins. It differs from angiology, which studies and treats the pathologies of all blood vessels, both arterial and venous. The Vein Clinic Brescia offers specialised treatments in both areas, with particular attention to aesthetic and functional problems, also suggesting good practices to improve circulation: regular physical activity, use of appropriate footwear, elevation of the lower limbs, use of elastic stockings, body weight control and moderate sun exposure.
The phlebological examination, regardless of the reason for the consultation, is conducted methodically and systematically. After an accurate anamnestic collection, the patient undergoes an objective examination in a standing and then supine position, with inspection and palpation of the lower limbs. Colour Doppler echo is then performed to assess the arterial and venous vessels in real time, observing the state of the vascular walls, the functionality of the valves and the speed of blood flow. Finally, through a magnifying microscope, the superficial capillaries are analysed, completing a precise and exhaustive assessment.