Chronic venous insufficiency, Part 1

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Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) is the primary cause of lower extremity wounds and costs an estimated $3 billion dollars in medical care annually. What are the causes, how is it diagnosed, and what is the evidence-based method of treatment? These questions will be addressed in the next few weeks.
Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) is the primary cause of lower extremity wounds and costs an estimated $3 billion dollars in medical care annually. What are the causes, how is it diagnosed, and what is the evidence-based method of treatment? These questions will be addressed in the next few weeks.

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