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[The role of endoscopic ligation of the perforating veins in the treatment of chronic venous insufficiency under conditions of the one-day surgery center].

The present work is concerned with the results of endoscopic ligation of the perforating veins (SEPS) in 179 patients with chronic venous insufficiency, class 4-6, performed at the one-day surgery center. In patients suffering from varicosity, SEPS was accomplished in combination with phlebectomy in 52 (29.1%) patients. The second stage after phlebectomy involved the combination of SEPS with microsurgical reconstruction of the femoral vein valve. SEPS alone was provided to 89 (49.7%) patients suffering from postthrombotic disease. No life-threatening complications or lethal outcomes were recorded. The postoperative events were observed in 20 (11.2%) patients. Good results were obtained in 128 71.5%) patients, satisfactory in 42 (23.5%) and unsatisfactory in 9 (5%) subjects. The data obtained allow to regard SEPS as an effective, drastic and little traumatic technique which can be used successfully under conditions of the one-day surgery center.