VEIN UNIVERSITY GRAND ROUNDS: Role of Venoactive Medications in Chronic Venous Disease скачать в хорошем качестве

VEIN UNIVERSITY GRAND ROUNDS: Role of Venoactive Medications in Chronic Venous Disease

This Vein and Lymphatic University Grand Rounds session by Professor Alejandro Gonzalez Ochoa (Mexico) reviews the role of venoactive medications in the management of chronic venous disease, with a focus on microcirculation, inflammation, and symptom control. The discussion integrates clinical evidence, guideline perspectives, and real-world experience across disease stages. Key learning points: • Chronic venous disease is a lifelong inflammatory condition that extends beyond saphenous vein reflux and involves significant microvascular pathology. • Venoactive medications differ in mechanisms of action and evidence base; treatment can be tailored to dominant symptoms such as pain, heaviness, or edema. • Venoactive therapy is effective for symptom relief, may complement compression and interventions, and plays a supportive role in advanced disease, including venous ulcers and post-thrombotic syndrome.