Iatrogenic damage to the vascular-nerve bundle and lymphatic collectors of the femoral triangle during phlebectomy

The rapid development of innovative medical technologies, the expansion indications for surgical treatment, a significant increase in number operations performed varicose veins entails steady frequency iatrogenic damage to vascular-nerve bundle and lymphatic collectors lower limb. This can lead severe complications requiring surgery, social economic consequences associated with need forlong-term outpatient inpatient security costs marked decrease quality oflife. Reports on occurrence this pathology literature are few and, as rule, describe extremely rare clinical cases. Timely diagnosis complications, tactics treatment patients injuries possible options correcting emerging continue cause discussion remain one discussed problems modern angiosurgery. article provides review devoted analysis causes iatrogenesis vein surgery: neurovascular vessels femoral triangle, vein, great saphenous artery, concomitant artery lymph nodes basins, nerve during phlebectomy. issues that have arisen. problem mistakes surgery should be resolved through comprehensive training phlebologists, including compulsory teaching vascular skills, well supplying special equipment instruments clinics.