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Nel 1985 vincitore del Premio Natterman per il miglior lavoro originale nella diagnostica delle malattie venose.
Autore di numerose pubblicazioni scientifiche, partecipazione a congressi, in qualità di relatore/moderatore esperto. Promotore ed organizzatore di eventi scientifici. Tra questi
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È il promotore del gruppo di studio sulla emodinamica venosa EmodiNapoli®Paragrafo
Socio della Società Italiana di Chirurgia Vascolare ed Endovascolare (SICVE ) http://www.sicve.it/
CHIVA LETTERATURA juin 2020 The aim of this review of CHIVA letterature is to organise the articles in 10 groups accordig to the different gools of the articles:
1° ARTICLES FOCUSING ON THE PRESENTATION OF CHIVA THERAPY
2° ARTICLES CONCERNING SUBJECTES OF CHIVA PROCEDURE NOT IN TERMS OF RECURRENCES / CLINIC DATA BUT OF BIOCHEMICAL, HEMODYNAMIC PARAMETERS, THROMBOSES AND COMPLICATIONS.
3° ARTICLES CONCERNING THE RESULTS OF CHIVA PROCEDURE IN TERM OF RECURRENCES / CLINIC DATA WITHOUT COMPARISON WITH OTHER METHODS
4° ARTICLES COMPARING CHIVA RECURRENCES / CLINICAL DATA WITH OTHER PROCEDURES EMPLOING NOT RANDOMIZED STUDIES
5° ARTICLES COMPARING CHIVA RECURRENCES / CLINICAL DATA WITH OTHER PROCEDURES EMPLOING RANDOMIZED STUDIES
6 ° COCHRANE REVIEW AND METANALYSIS
7° ARTICLES OF GENERAL REVIEW
8° CHIVA AND PELVIC LEAK POINTS
9° ARTICLES ABOUT SPARING INCOMPETENT SAPHENOUS TRUNK AND USE FOR ARTERIAL BY-PASS
10° BOOKS AND CHAPTERS ABOUT CHIVA
ARTICLES FOCUSING ON THE PRESENTATION OF CHIVA THERAPY
1) FRANCESCHI C.: The conservative and hemodynamic treatment of ambulatory venous insufficiency
Phlebologie. 1989 Nov-Dec;42(4):567-8.
2) C FRANCESCHI, G FRANCO : La cure CHIVA Discussion
Phlébologie, 1989
3) MANDOLESI S, Ballo M, Galeandro I, Filippo S, Migaldi D, Spinelli F, Nasso C, Carbone P, Scaramuzzino L, Passariello F.: The 1st national multicenter study of the CHIVA “Conservative Therapy and Hemodynamics in Venous Insufficiency in Outpatient Departments method of treatment of varices. One-year follow-up”
Ann Ital Chir. 1990 Jul-Aug;61(4):425-7.
Abstract
The authors present clinical and instrumental results of N. 543 operations executed by CHIVA system. These cases are the result of trial performed in seven SIOC (Italian Society of CHIVA Operators) centers executed from November ’87 to July ’89. Functional and aesthetic results had been very good on over 85% of all cases; superficial thrombosis were verified on 10% of all cases but almost completely asymptomatic. The aa. propose to start a deeper trial on 500 patients choose by rigorous criteria of inclusion.
4) CONSIGLIO L., GIORGI G.: Terapia di exeresi o conservativa?
Minerva Ang. 1991;16, sup.1: pp. 442–3.
5) MELLIERE D, Cales B, Martin-Jonathan C, Schadeck M.: Necessity of reconciling the objectives of the treatment of varices and arterial surgery. Practical consequences.
J Mal Vasc. 1991;16(2):171-8.
Abstract
It is unwise to treat patients with varicose veins without thinking about the possibility of atherosclerotic disease occurring later on. The various procedures of stripping, as well as cryosurgery and sclerosis injections in the saphenous veins destroy veins which are at present the best material for femoro-tibial, femoro-popliteal and coronary bypass. Every year, a great deal of limb salvages cannot be achieved because saphenous veins have been previously removed. As arterial disease occurs one or several decades after the venous complaint, every patient with varicose problems may be concerned. Further more, contrary to a frequent opinion, great saphenous veins of varicose patients are often suitable for arterial bypass. As Doppler combined to duplex scan allow to draw a precise map of the superficial venous channels with their endings, amount of flow back, and caliber of the saphenous veins, it is now possible to propose to most patients conservative procedures: ambulatory phlebectomy or sclerosis injections of peripheral veins in case of minor reflux, crossectomy or CHIVA (Ambulatory Hemodynamic Cure of Venous Insufficiency) in case of major reflux, or association of the various technics. Thus, destructing treatments of saphenous veins should be only proposed to patients whose veins are obviously unsuitable for arterial bypass.
6) FRANCESCHI C.: Conservative hemodynamic ambulatory treatment of venous insufficiency
Soins Chir. 1992 Mar;(133):29-31.
7) FRANCESCHI C.: Ambulatory and hemodynamic treatment of venous insufficiency (CHIVA cure)
J Mal Vasc. 1992;17(4):291-300.
Abstract
Contrasting with the destructive methods of treating varicose veins, the CHIVA cure (Cure Conservatrice et Hémodynamique de l’Insuffisance Veineuse en Ambulatoire) technique is a conservative and hemodynamic approach of this problem. Based on coherent physiological principles, it proposes rigorous analysis followed by effective correction of the hemodynamic disorders, resulting in lasting benefits on the esthetic, functional and tropic changes associated with varicose veins. The results of the CHIVA technique in several french and european-centers, including over 10,000 procedures performed between 1987 and 1991, confirm the value of the method first described by the author in 1988. They confirm the necessity of respecting the strategic and tactical rules of this new approach and the need for specific theorical and practical training.
8) BAILLY M.: Ambulatory and hemodynamic treatment of venous insufficiency (CHIVA cure). Report of an atypical case
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