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Клиническая классификация (С)Класс 0. Отсутствие симптомов болезни вен при осмотре и пальпации.Класс 1. Телеангиэктазии или ретикулярные вены.Класс 2. Варикозно расширенные вены.Класс 3. Отек.Класс 4. Кожные изменения, обусловленные заболеванием вен (пигментация,венозная экзема, липодерматосклероз).Класс 5. Кожные изменения, указанные выше, и зажившая язва.Класс 6. Кожные изменения, указанные выше, и активная язва.II. Этиологическая классификация €Врожденное заболевание (ЕС).Первичное (ЕР) с неизвестной причиной.Вторичное (ES) с известной причиной: посттромботическое, посттравматическое,другие.III. Анатомическая классификация (A)Поверхностные вены (AS)1.
Телеангиэктазии / ретикулярные вены.Большая (длинная) подкожная вена (GSV):2. Выше колена.3. Ниже колена.4. Малая (короткая) подкожная вена (LSV).5. Немагистральная.Глубокие вены (AD)6. Нижняя полая.Подвздошные вены:7. Общая.8. Внутренняя.1179. Наружная.10. Тазовые — гонадные, широкой связки матки и пр.Бедренная:11. Общая.12. Глубокая.13. Поверхностная.14. Подколенная.15. Вены голени — передняя и задняя большеберцовые, малоберцовая (всепарные).16. Мышечные — икроножные, стопы и др.Перфорантные вены (АР):17.
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