Perioperative outcomes in SVT and non‑SVT patients
bleeding, DVT, burns, saphenous nerve injury, SVT
SVT, BLEEDING, ADVERSE EVENTS, COMPLICATION, INDURATION, DVT
The operation time in the SVT group was statistically paralleled to that of the non-SVT group, with no significant difference observed (median = 41 [39,45] VS median = 41 [38,44], Among patients with VV only, perioperative adverse events consisted of 2 cases (1.69%) of burns, 2 cases (1.69%) of saphenous nerve injury, 46 cases (38.98%) of subcutaneous induration, and 1 case (0.85%) of DVT occurrence. And among patients complicated with SVT, perioperative adverse events included 2 (3.39%) of saphenous nerve injury, 25 (42.37%) of subcutaneous induration and 1 (1.69%) of DVT occurrence.Neither group experienced bleeding that requiring intervention, and the most frequent complication except for subcutaneous induration was saphenous nerve injury with an incidence of 2.26%. There was no significant difference between the two groups in the incidence of perioperative adverse events (Table Perioperative outcomes in propensity score matched cohort