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The crural veins
Anterior saphenous vein: antero-medial situation, it frequently terminates in the medial
saphenous arch, but more rarely flows into the superficial circumflex iliac vein, the
subcutaneous abdominal vein or external pudic vein
External crural arches of subcutaneous gluteal or trochanteric origin, they are often sinuous
and very superficial;
posterior crural veins of the external pudic vein or the haemorrhoidal vein...
Medial varices: Giacomini's vein, Cruveilhier's vein and the posterior crural saphenous vein
The superficial lesser Saphenous Vein
Pathway
Begins opposite the posterior side of the external malleolus, following the external marginal
vein. Rises obliquely upwards and inwards towards the medial posterior line. It is accompanied
by the external saphenous nerve, a branch of the external sciatic popliteal nerve. It then
becomes the subaponeurotic vein and flows into the popliteal vein in 60% of cases, into the
collateral veins of the knee in 30%, and into the greater saphenous trunk in 10%.
Date 27/03/2014
THERMOCOAGULATION – Viridex
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