#clarivein

[evelynamelia92-blog]

ClariVein is an infusion catheter with a rotating wire tip. During the treatment, the end of the catheter rotates whilst dispensing special chemical medication. This gets the vein closing medication to the targeted treatment area.

[evelynamelia92-blog]

ClariVein is the only disposable, single-use catheter treatment that combines the use of a mechanical head with specific vein closing (sclerosing) medications to close off the diseased vein.

[evelynamelia92-blog]

ClariVein is an infusion catheter with a rotating wire tip. During the treatment, the end of the catheter rotates whilst dispensing special chemical medication. This gets the vein closing medication to the targeted treatment area.

[alphaveinclinic]

[alphaveinclinic]

Great news for those of you who have Mail Handlers insurance through Coventry; you are now able to get the Clarivein procedure covered! Call us today to find out how quickly we can treat your varicose veins!

[alphaveinclinic]

Do you know what venous reflux disease is and what the side effects are? In advanced stages of the disease you could have intense leg pain or leg swelling. 

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Clarivein®, a new minimally invasive treatment for varicose veins is available from consultant vascular surgeon Mr Serracino-Inglott at Spire Regency Hospital, Macclesfield, Cheshire.

[alphaveinclinic]

ClariVein is the minimally invasive, non thermal, non tumescent treatment for varicose veins. The motorised handle triggers a spasm in the blood vessels. A scelorosant drug is then sprayed into the vein which effectively seals it, preventing the varicose vein from returning.