It was reported that the patient had treatment of great saphenous vein (gsv) using venaseal on (b)(6) 2018.The ifu was followed <(>&<)> the procedure completed without issue.The catheter tip was reported to be 5cm caudal to saphenofemoral junction (sfj) prior to initial delivery of adhesive.Compression was applied during the procedure.1 week post procedure the patient developed an arthus reaction type 3 and inflammation was evident on the treated segment of the patient's leg.The patient also reported their leg was painful.The patient was advised to continue compression and was prescribed arcoxia and diclofenac cream la.Two weeks later the patient returned and ciprofloxacin was prescribed along with betamethasone cream for the inflammation.The patients leg was still reported be swollen and indurated, not painful and with minimal tenderness.The ecg was unremarkable and the echo was satisfactory.Blood showed mild inflammation ¿ eosinophils 10%, troponin ok and chest x-ray was clear.Due to the raised eosinophils level, the patient was also prescribed prednisolone for 5 days.The patient returned one week later.The hypersensitivity was reported to be reducing.The patient prescribed steroids for a further week.Following this, the patient returned again for follow-up.The patient¿s condition was reported to be much improved ¿ steroids were prescribed in tapering dose for a further week.
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