How Are Varicose Veins Diagnosed?

Outside of the visual appearance of bluish-purple colored raised veins the most widely used and accurate method of diagnosis is the duplex ultrasound which can pinpoint underlying vein conditions.

Ultrasound is performed by a registered vascular technologist who can find precisely where the leakage is occurring. From there, an effective and logical treatment plan can be laid out in order to put an end to the health issue.

Surface veins and deep saphenous veins are both carefully examined with respect to valve function and potential for clotting. This is an outpatient examination. It takes approximately 30 minutes for each leg and is best performed at the direction of the Physician Vein Specialist who will be responsible for making the treatment decisions.

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Our team of well-respected professionals can get you on your way to living the active lifestyle you once enjoyed. The team includes Joseph Magnant, MD, FACS, RPVI

Vein Specialists Founder & CEO, Patrick Nero, MD, FACS Surgeon & Vein Expert, April Stowers, MSN, FNP-C Nurse Practitioner, Sharon Spoede, ARNP Nurse Practitioner, Jill Tanner, MSN, NP-C Nurse Practitioner and a full staff of ultrasound, clinical and patient support as well as an amazing administrative staff.

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