Why Tumescent-Free Therapy Will Replace RF and Laser

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C SCOTT MCENROE Medical Director Vein Center of Virginia Sentara Medical Group April 27, 2018 Why Tumescent-Free Therapy Will Replace RF and Laser

History of Venous Surgery 1950 s GSV/SSV stripping became Gold Standard for management of SVI -Elimination of axial reflux caused by venous valvular incompetency

Surgical Vein Stripping - Blind procedure - General/spinal anesthesia - Painful recovery - Suboptimal outcome

Tumescent Thermal Ablation New Gold Standard for management of axial reflux - 1998 Radiofrequency - 2002 Laser

Tumescent Thermal Ablation New Gold Standard for management of axial reflux 24 RCT s Saphenous vein closure rates: > 95 %, > 90 % at 1, 5 years DVT: Laser 3 %, RF 4 %, surgical stripping 2.5 % PE: 0.3 %

Tumescent Thermal Ablation Advantages Effective: equivalent to surgical stripping Low complication rate: DVT/PE Superior clinical outcome Office based/ambulatory Local/Tumescent anesthesia Rapid recovery Mild to moderate post-op pain High patient acceptance

Tumescent Thermal Ablation Disadvantages Tumescent anesthesia: patient tolerance, lidocaine toxicity, single limb treatment

Tumescent Thermal Ablation Disadvantages Compression hose: poorly tolerated - inadequate proximal compression - distal migration, tourniquet effect - skin chaffing, blistering

Tumescent Thermal Ablation Disadvantages Limited post-op activity: non-strenuous activity x 7 days

Tumescent Thermal Ablation Disadvantages Post-op phlebitis: thermal injury, thrombus Pain: NSAIDS, narcotics

Tumescent Thermal Ablation Disadvantages Anatomic limitations: saphenous/sural nerve injury -residual distal GSV/SSV - RECURRENT VARICOSITIES!!!!!!!!!

Tumescent Thermal Ablation Disadvantages Anatomic limitations: saphenous/sural nerve injury -residual distal GSV/SSV - RECURRENT VARICOSITIES!!!!!!!!!

Tumescent Thermal Ablation Disadvantages 2 Decades - Varicose vein recurrence - Pain: operative, post-operative - Single limb treatment - Limitations in immediate post-operative activity

Next Gold Standard for Saphenous Ablation Ideal Modality Meet or exceed results of Thermal Ablation No anatomic limitations Lower recurrence rate Permit bilateral limb treatment Less operative/post-operative pain More rapid return to full activity

What s Next After Tumescent, Thermal Ablation?? Non-Thermal, Non-Tumescent Ablation - Non-thermal technology - Tumescent anesthesia unnecessary

Non-Thermal, Non-Tumescent Ablation FDA approved, office based, percutaneous, duplex guided, non-thermal devices Chemical(UGFS): Varithena Mechanochemical(MOCA): ClariVein Chemical adhesive(cae): VenaSeal TM TM TM

o head to head comparison studies

Non-Thermal, Non-Tumescent VARITHENA Polidocanol injectable foam(ugfs) Proprietary gas composition: O2/CO2 65:35 Uniform bubbles <100 um Pre-mixed canister Duplex guided injection Incompetent GSV, SSV, accessory vein, and associated tributary veins No sedation No tumescent anesthesia Compression hose 2 weeks No strenuous activity 1 week Ablation No prolonged inactivity 4 weeks TM

Non-Thermal, Non-Tumescent Ablation TM VARITHENA Clinical Data(UGFS) - GSV reflux: 85 % @ 2 years - Full length GSV/SSV, no reported nerve injury - Phlebitis 5 15 % - Improved QOL, VCSS compared with RF - DVT 1.5 4.5 % - PE none reported

Non-Thermal, Non-Tumescent Ablation ClariVein TM Mechanochemical Tumescentless Ablation(MOCA) Duplex guided, catheter based Great, Small, Accessory Saphenous incompetency No sedation No tumescent anesthesia No post-op compression hose Immediate return to all activity

ClariVein TM Mechanochemical tumescentless ablation(moca) MOCA Presenter Mechanical nameinjury Chemical injury

Non-Thermal, Non-Tumescent Ablation ClariVein TM Clinical Data(MOCA) - GSV reflux: 90 % @ 2 years (non-inferior to RF) - Full length GSV/SSV, no reported nerve injury - Phlebitis 12-14 % - Improved QOL, VCSS compared with RF - Post op pain levels and return to work superior to RF - DVT 0.5 % - PE none reported

Non-Thermal, Non-Tumescent Ablation VenaSeal TM Proprietary cyanoacrylate adhesive(cae): high density, water activated Duplex guided, catheter based delivery system Great, Small, Accessory Saphenous incompetency No sedation No tumescent anesthesia No post-op compression hose Immediate return to all activity

TM VenaSeal (CAE)

TM VenaSeal (CAE)

Non-Thermal, Non-Tumescent Ablation TM VenaSeal Clinical Data(CAE) - GSV reflux: 95 % @ 3 years (non-inferior to RF) - Full length GSV, no reported nerve injury - Phlebitis 11-20 % - Improved QOL, VCSS compared with RF - Post op pain levels and return to work superior to RF - DVT/PE none reported ( feasibility trials, escope, VeClose)

Why Tumescent-Free Therapy Will Replace RF and Laser SUMMARY Non-tumescent, non-thermal modalities for the treatment of saphenous reflux are available which avoid many of the problems encountered with thermal ablation over the last 20 years. MOCA, CAE non-inferior to RFA, have lower rates of post-operative DVT/PE, and do not always require post-operative application of compression hose UGFS, MOCA, CAE result in improved QOL, VCSS, lower postoperative pain levels, and more rapid return to work compared with RFA Bilateral LE ablation is feasible with UGFS, MOCA, CAE: convenience, lower cost Full length ablation with USGF, MOCA, CAE can be performed without risk of nerve injury:? Lower incidence of recurrence?

Why Tumescent-Free Therapy Will Replace RF and Laser The Honeymoon with Thermal Tumescent Ablation is over time to move on to better things THE FUTURE OF NON-THERMAL ABLATION IS THE FUTURE OF ENDOVENOUS ABLATION Steve Elias