varixózách
Varixózách is a term used in vascular medicine to describe a spectrum of vein disorders characterized by dilation and tortuosity, most commonly affecting the lower limbs. It is related to varicose veins and is sometimes employed to denote broader venous insufficiency conditions, including superficial varices and incompetent perforators.
The underlying mechanism involves venous hypertension from valve insufficiency and vein-wall remodeling, which leads to dilation.
Clinical features range from visible, twisted veins and leg heaviness to swelling, aching pain, itching, and
Diagnosis is based on duplex ultrasonography, which assesses vein anatomy, reflux, and the function of perforator
Management emphasizes conservative measures (compression therapy, leg elevation, exercise) and interventional options tailored to anatomy, including
Varixózách is typically a chronic condition with potential complications such as ulcers, bleeds from varices, thrombophlebitis,
The term derives from Latin varix (dilated vein) and regional morphological usage. See also varicose veins,