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phle·bol·o·gy

(fle-bol'ŏ-jē),

The branch of medical science concerned with the anatomy and diseases of the veins.

[phlebo- + G. logos, study]

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phlebology

(flĭ-bŏl′ə-jē)

The branch of medicine that deals with veins and their diseases.

phle·bol′o·gist n.

phlebology

(flĕ-bol′ŏ-jē) [ phlebo- + -logy]

The study of veins and their diseases.

phle·bol·o·gy

(flĕ-bolŏ-jē)

Medical science concerned with anatomy and diseases of veins.

[G. phlebo, vein + G. logos, study]

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(7) Newer treatments, such as thermal energy (including laser or radiofrequency) or newly approved injectable sclerotherapy agents designed to painlessly destroy the damaged veins while sparing the competent ones, have become the mainstay of most phlebologists (doctors specializing in vein care).

The importance of maintaining optimal vein health

Recurrence depends also on the experience of the phlebologist," said Fanous.

Promising treatment for varicose and spider veins

The types of health care professionals best suited to treating varicose veins are most likely vascular or general surgeons, dermatologists and phlebologists.

Varicose veins

phlebologists for periods from 1-2 weeks up to 2-3 months.

New blood pursuing phlebology training: ranks of American College of Phlebology growing at 17% per year

The varied specialty background of phlebologists is an asset, not a competitive factor, he believes.

Phlebology practice attracts new blood

This includes, among others, phlebologists, vascular surgeons, dermatologists, cosmetic surgeons, gynecologists, and plastic surgeons.

LUMENIS GETS JAPANESE GOVERNMENT IMPORT APPROVAL

Some dermatologists and phlebologists interviewed by this newspaper were dismayed that the writing committee didn't consult with organizations focused on venous disease, such as the American Venous Forum or the American College of Phlebology.

New report defines competence in vascular care

The study subjects completed a questionnaire and were examined by trained phlebologists; duplex ultrasound was also performed.