The Superficial Venous Network - Fscaresystems Viridex Rf Bedienungsanleitung

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Other properties have recently been attributed to them, notably transporting immuno-
competent cells. Any insufficiency or dysfunction of the lymphatic system therefore results in
upsetting not only the liquid homeostasis, but also the immunological homeostasis.

3.2.2. The superficial venous network

The superficial Greater Saphenous Vein
Saphenous trunk
The internal saphenous (or greater saphenous) vein begins in the medial marginal vein of the
dorsum of the foot and before the medial malleolus, running along the internal face of the tibia.
It is accompanied along this route by the internal saphenous nerve.
It traverses the medial condyle then runs alongside the sartorius muscle and the adductor
muscle and flows to Scarpa's triangle via the arch in the common femoral vein.
Collaterals of the Medial Saphenous Vein

Leonardo's vein or posterior leg vein of the medial saphenous vein

anterior leg vein of the medial saphenous vein

external leg vein of the external saphenous vein
Tributaries of the Sarphenous Arch
Abdominal subcutaneous vein.
Surface iliaque circumflexe vein.
External ashamed vein.
Posterior Saphenous crural.
Former Saphenous crural.
Date 27/03/2014
THERMOCOAGULATION – Viridex
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