Physician used a venaseal kit to treat the patient¿s left small saphenous vein (ssv).The ssv was punctured from the ankle using the catheter and was completed the desired treatment without problems.No deviations related to the location of the catheter tip prior to the initial delivery of adhesive were noted.6cm of the patient's left ssv was treated using 4 aliquots of adhesive.Postoperative dus confirmed that both feet had no patency.The patient returned for follow-up 7 days post procedure and it was confirmed that there were no adverse events, device malfunctions and no patency of the treated vein by dus.The patient returned for follow-up 1 month post index procedure, and it was confirmed that there were no adverse events, device malfunctions and no patency of the treated vein by dus.The patient returned for a scheduled follow-up 3 months post index procedure and thrombophlebitis was identified in a branched varicose vein from an blocked small saphenous vein.The patient was diagnosed with superficial venous thrombosis described as epigenetic venous thrombosis.The patient was prescribed acetaminophen orally for about a week and advised to rest, which resulted in improvement of symptoms.The physician commented that the causal relationship with this product was unknown and the causal relationship with the procedure was unknown because the thrombophlebitis was on a branch varicose vein from the blocked small saphenous vein, and confirmed that here was no patency of the treatment vein by dus.The physician judged the event as being non-serious.The patient is reported to have recovered.No further injury reported.
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