Physician used a venaseal occluding device during procedure to treat bilateral great saphenous vein (gsv).Approximately one month post procedure, there was no symptom after the procedure, but eczema and itch appeared, and the patient presented in dermatology department same day.On the treated both sides, abdomen and the back of neck, there was eczema and itch sensation.Left eye was found to be bloodshot.Talion and ointment were prescribed.The situation was not improved, so the patient presented in dermatology department again four days later, then prescribed talion and steroid.Since then, improvement was seen, and the patient presented to hospital ten days post initial symptom.Eye-drops was prescribed for the left eye.No further patient injury reported.
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Additional information: it was reported that 22cm of the right great saphenous vein was treated with 8 treatments administered; 28cm of the left great saphenous vein was treated with 10 treatments administered.The volume of adhesive administered in each leg is unknown.Patient had a follow up consultation 7 weeks post procedure, with the rash and pruritus reported alleviated.If information is provided in the future, a supplemental report will be issued.
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