Crossectomy and Foam Sclerotherapy of the Great Saphenous Vein versus Stripping of Great Saphenous Vein and Varicectomy in the Treatment of the Legs Ulcers

Table 2

Characteristics and evolution of group I patients.

Patient	Age	Gender	Leg	Comorbidities	Ulcer area	Evolution time (months)	Date of surgery	Date of healing	Days	Rate cm/day
1	58	F	Left	SAH	12	16	29/11/2009	06/01/2010	45	0.266
2	61	F	Left	N	20	360	24/10/2009	Not healed
3	71	F	Left	N	4	12	25/09/2009	12/11/2009	48	0.083
4	62	F	Right	N	16	6	24/09/2009	28/10/2009	38	0.421
5	64	F	Left	SAH	12	15	13/09/2009	07/10/2009	34	0.352
6	63	F	Left	SAH, DVT	180	60	03/09/2009	Not healed
7	53	M	Left	DVT	2	72	30/08/2009	27/09/2010	28	0.071
8	42	F	Right	N	1.5	6	20/08/2009	27/01/2010	160	0.009
9	86	F	Right	SAH	7	9	12/06/2009	02/07/2009	20	0.35
10	58	F	Left	Ovarian cancer	56	29	01/06/2009	18/08/2009	78	0.717
11	72	F	Right	SAH	34	420	31/05/2009	29/07/2009	59	0.576
12	47	F	Bilat.	N	33	18	29/05/2009	22/07/2009	74	0.445
13	40	M	Right	DVT	7	48	20/04/2009	20/05/2009	30	0.233
14	62	M	Bilat.	N	15	120	29/03/2009	15/04/2009	17	0.882
15	38	M	Right	SAH, DVT	0.5	30	19/03/2009	21/05/2009	33	0.015
16	61	F	Right	Pott	180	60	16/03/2009	Not healed
17	72	F	Right	SAH	12	12	02/03/2009	06/09/2009	137	0.087
18	69	M	Right	Barrett	204	17	02/03/2009	Not healed
19	68	F	Right	N	4	34	22/02/2009	11/03/2009	17	0.235
20	54	M	Right	Diabetes	70	60	19/02/2009	17/06/2009	126	0.555
21	36	F	Left	N	16	45	16/09/2008	15/10/2008	29	0.551
Mean	58.9				42.19	69			56.6	0.38

N: none. SAH: systemic arterial hypertension. DVT: deep vein thrombosis. Pott: Pott disease. Barrett: Barrett esophagus. Bilat: bilateral.