Patient received venaseal treatment of the left great saphenous vein (gsv).The patient reported that extensive ultrasounds were taken before and twice post procedure.The patient reported the venaseal was injected by the physician using one hand, while the other was applying periodic/occasional pressure to the vein, after the adhesive was injected, while also observing on ultrasound.The patient experienced pain and discomfort.The patient has reported that it feels like the gsv was filled with medical adhesive rather than glued tightly shut.The patient has reported, prior to receiving venaseal treatment, varicose veins were evident but minimal and very pliable.Following treatment, the patient reports, the top has turned into a hardened ¿double lump¿ approximately 1-1.5 inches in size which is causing great discomfort.The patient has also reported that their gsv now feels like a ¿fishing rod¿.The patient has also reported irritated nerves in addition to pain.No challenges or deviations occurred during the procedure.Ifu was followed.The catheter tip was 5cm caudal to the sapheno femoral junction (sfj).The patient is still experiencing a reported ¿ropey¿ feeling.No further treatment reported.
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