Long-term results and predictors of failure after mechanochemical endovenous ablation in the treatment of primary great saphenous vein incompetence.
Marianne E WitteMichel M P J ReijnenDaphne van der VeenMichel Mpj ReijnenClark J ZeebregtsPublished in: Phlebology (2023)
MOCA was effective with minimal pain perioperative. However, anatomical success deteriorated after 1-year and showed even less results after 5-years, mainly due to partly recanalization, while clinical results were less affected. There were no clear clinical predictors for failure.