New treatments for varicose veins are improving all of the time. The Whiteley Clinic has been at the forefront of developing many of these new treatments.
This weekend, Prof Mark Whiteley won the Bronze Award at The American College of Phlebology in Phoenix, Arizona.
Prof Mark Whiteley presenting The Whiteley Clinic prize winning research into varicose veins treatment at the American College of Phlebology Nov 2014
The research, performed at The Whiteley Clinic and the University of Surrey, looked at exactly how one of the new treatments for varicose veins actually works.
As with many of the new treatments for varicose veins, MOCA has been shown to give good results in clinical studies – but as with all new techniques for varicose veins there are failures.
By performing research such as this. Mark Whiteley and his team can understand how the technique works on the vein itself, so that they can make adjustments to improve the outcomes for their patients. The key to excellence is research and understanding.
The Whiteley Clinic specialises in getting the very best results for their patients. It is the constant research at The Whiteley Clinic into varicose veins and new treatments for varicose veins, that gives us our deep understanding of the subject and allows us to get excellent results for our patients.
Prof Mark Whiteley Bronze Abstract Award for The Whiteley Clinic research into treating Varicose Veins at the American College of Phlebology Nov 2014
This project is one of many research studies that are being performed between the The Whiteley Clinic and the University of Surrey.
This partnership has already produced one PhD this year. Other PhD students are going through this process, bringing new knowledge to the world of varicose veins.
This prize winning research into new treatments for varicose veins is being followed by further joint projects. All of this work will translate to better treatment for varicose veins patients in the future.
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