The stripping of varicose veins: A clinical trial of intermittent compression dressings

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This study compares a standard method of care for patients following excision and ligation of varicose veins with a new regimen which involves intermittent compression dressings. In a fully randomized between‐patient prospective trial it has been found that the use of such dressings results in a significant reduction in postoperative pain and in the length of hospitalization and indicates that such dressings may improve the healing of surgical wounds. Copyright © 1979 British Journal of Surgery Society Ltd.

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Melrose, D. G., Knight, M. T. N., & Simandl, E. (1979). The stripping of varicose veins: A clinical trial of intermittent compression dressings. British Journal of Surgery, 66(1), 53–55. https://doi.org/10.1002/bjs.1800660117

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