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  Having a Microphlebectomy? – What to Expect

  Posted on June 19, 2017 by Vein Admin in dr joseph magnant

  Varicose veins are something that plague many adults, especially those of us who have jobs that have required us to stand for long periods of time and they become even more of a problem as we age. There are actually a whole host of reasons that someone might develop varicose veins, whether it be a […]

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  Blood clots Don’t Always Happen in the Legs

  Posted on October 6, 2016 by Vein Admin in dr joseph magnant

  When we think of blood clots, or DVT’s, most of us think of the legs. But, blood clots can happen in other areas of your body such as the upper extremities. In fact, around 10% of deep vein thrombosis occur in the arms. There are some warning signs that you can look for in an […]

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  VenaSeal ™ Procedure Uses Glue to Treat Varicose Veins

  Posted on June 28, 2016 by Vein Admin in dr joseph magnant

  For the millions of Americans suffering from varicose veins due to venous insufficiency, researchers have developed a new and innovative way to “fix” these problem veins. The VenaSeal ™ Closure System uses a special glue to close off the damaged veins, thus destroying them and eradicating the varicose veins. Varicose veins are created when the […]

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