Physician used venaseal occluding device during procedure to treat bilateral great saphenous vein (gsv).The ifu was followed.It was reported that procedure was completed.Patient developed reaction a week later.Patient had venaseal on bilateral gsv's.Patient had a reaction to the glue of redness, itching, swelling and blistering.Patient was checked for dvt , but ultrasound was negative.Patient was put on antibiotics and told to take over the counter benadryl.Patient stated that after taking benadryl the itching subsided.Took almost 3 weeks for side effects to completely go away.23cm of the right great saphenous vein and 35cm of the left great saphenous vein were treated in separate procedures, with approximately one week between treatments.The total volume of adhesive administered is unknown.There were no challenges or deviation in relation to location of catheter tip prior to initial delivery of adhesive and the catheter was 5cm caudal to the saphenous femoral junction.Compression of gsv was performed.The reaction was observed along the treated area, knee to ankle ble.The issue has resolved and the patient is doing fine.Both legs had the reaction noted.There was no further patient injury reported.
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