Radio-frequency ablation of Long Saphenous Vein with multiple phlebectomies

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Radio-frequency ablation of Long Saphenous Vein with multiple phlebectomies

This 60 years old gentleman explains how his experience of having a radio-frequency ablation of his left long saphenous vein and multiple avulsions for symptomatic varicose veins. He had previous had a similar procedure for the right leg a few months ago, also under local anaesthesia.

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