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Collaterals & ValvesFrom: Shelley Ellerd (ellerd@stx.rr.com)Tue Sep 4 20:24:49 2007
Hello, I am a 2nd yr DMS student in TX and I have a quick question. We are working on our lower extremity vascular studies and I noticed that it can be common to remove the GSV in the presence of varicosities. I was wondering if the collaterals that form have or develop valves? If they do not, then how do the collaterals move blood to the heart? Is there just constant reflux? I can't seem to find the answer to this on the web or in any of my vascular textbooks. Thanks in advance...
-- Shelley Ellerd DMS Student
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