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REVIEW
[Epidemiology of chronic venous diseases].
Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift 2016 June
AIM: Overview of the recent knowledge in epidemiology of chronic venous diseases.
METHODS: Systematic search and discussion of recent studies concerning epidemiology of chronic venous diseases.
RESULTS: The more recent epidemiologic studies of venous diseases in which the CEAP classification was used showed a prevalence of 60-70 % CEAP clinical class C0 and C1, app. 25 % for C2 and C3 and up to 5 % for C4 to C6 with skin changes or venous ulcers. The incidence of varicose veins is app. 2 % per year.
CONCLUSIONS: Chronic venous diseases like varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency belong to the most frequent diseases in our adult population.
METHODS: Systematic search and discussion of recent studies concerning epidemiology of chronic venous diseases.
RESULTS: The more recent epidemiologic studies of venous diseases in which the CEAP classification was used showed a prevalence of 60-70 % CEAP clinical class C0 and C1, app. 25 % for C2 and C3 and up to 5 % for C4 to C6 with skin changes or venous ulcers. The incidence of varicose veins is app. 2 % per year.
CONCLUSIONS: Chronic venous diseases like varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency belong to the most frequent diseases in our adult population.
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