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Khitaryan A.G.

Road Clinical Hospital at the Rostov-Glavny Station of the Russian Railways JSC

Burtsev S.S.

Rostov State Medical University

Orekhov A.A.

Road Clinical Hospital at the Rostov-Glavny Station of the Russian Railways JSC

Veliev K.S.

Clinical Hospital Railway-Medicine «Rostov-on-Don»

Ledenev A.A.

Clinical Hospital Railway-Medicine «Rostov-on-Don»

Chronic Venous Disease in Overweight People with Morbid Obesity

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Khitaryan A.G., Burtsev S.S., Orekhov A.A., Veliev K.S., Ledenev A.A.

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Journal: Journal of Venous Disorders. 2022;16(1): 17‑22

DOI: 10.17116/flebo20221601117

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CHRONIC VENOUS DISEASE IN OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE WITH MORBID OBESITY
CHRONIC VENOUS DISEASE IN OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE WITH MORBID OBESITY

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Khitaryan AG, Burtsev SS, Orekhov AA, Veliev KS, Ledenev AA. Chronic Venous Disease in Overweight People with Morbid Obesity. Journal of Venous Disorders. 2022;16(1):17‑22. (In Russ.)
https://doi.org/10.17116/flebo20221601117

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Abstract:

A review of foreign and national literature is devoted to chronic venous disease (CVD) in people with morbid obesity. Searching for data was carried out in the PubMed, Cochrane databases for the period from 1986 to 2020. All studies presented in this review are of particular importance for this issue. In all of these publications, morbid obesity refers to a body mass index (BMI) >40 kg/m2. The authors analyze epidemiology of CVD and obesity from different perspectives, pathogenesis of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) in patients with morbid obesity, clinical course of CVI, hemodynamic parameters of venous blood flow in the lower extremities in patients with overweight and morbid obesity, treatment approaches for CVI including the role of bariatric surgery and minimally invasive interventions. It was shown that obesity is one of the leading risk factors and the main predictor of all venous diseases. To date, the generally recognized global trend and the most effective method of treatment of obesity is bariatric surgery. Currently, various questions regarding CVI and obesity require further large-scale prospective randomized trials to study the effect of weight loss through bariatric surgery on the effectiveness of CVI management.

Keywords:

chronic venous insufficiency
chronic venous disease
varicose veins
obesity
bariatric surgery

Authors:

Khitaryan A.G.

Road Clinical Hospital at the Rostov-Glavny Station of the Russian Railways JSC

Burtsev S.S.

Rostov State Medical University

Orekhov A.A.

Road Clinical Hospital at the Rostov-Glavny Station of the Russian Railways JSC

Veliev K.S.

Clinical Hospital Railway-Medicine «Rostov-on-Don»

Ledenev A.A.

Clinical Hospital Railway-Medicine «Rostov-on-Don»

Received:

02.11.2021

Accepted:

03.01.2022

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