Editorial

G Stansby and J McCaslin

Paget – Schroetter syndrome: a call for research and education
Phlebology 20(3): 105; doi:10.1258/0268355054985839 [PDF]  

Review article

F J Tsang, M Davis, and A H Davies

Incomplete saphenopopliteal ligation after short saphenous vein surgery: a summation analysis
Phlebology 20(3): 106-109 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Original articles

D N Kolbach, P Leffers, H A M Neumann, J P Kuiper, H Partsch, and M H Prins

Inter-observer variation in reading ambulant venous pressure from invasive venous pressure curves: the need for clear guidelines
Phlebology 20(3): 110-116 [Abstract] [PDF]  

S J Hollingsworth, G L Powell, and S G E Barker

Primary varicose veins: elevated plasma levels of the soluble isoform of the VEGF receptor flt-1 (s.flt-1)
Phlebology 20(3): 117-122 [Abstract] [PDF]  

D Balducci, S Mazzetti, O Morandi, M Tonni, G Lancini, A Becchetti, R Pancaldi, and A Vittoria

Saphenectomy: from day-surgery to the outpatient's department
Phlebology 20(3): 123-126 [Abstract] [PDF]  

E Gozke, D Celebi, S Biber, T Baltacioglu, and M Cetinkaya

Nerve conduction studies in chronic venous insufficiency of lower extremities
Phlebology 20(3): 127-131 [Abstract] [PDF]  

Short reports

V G Papavassiliou, V P Argitis, D K Xanthopoulos, C E Loupou, C I Dervisis, and D P Arvanitis

Pulsatile varicose veins caused by tricuspid valve regurgitation
Phlebology 20(3): 132-133 [Abstract] [PDF]  

A Chaudhuri, L Cogswell, and C R G Quick

A pilot evaluation of tea tree oil in the management of chronic venous leg ulcers
Phlebology 20(3): 134-137 [Abstract] [PDF]  

N Allaf and M Welch

Recurrent varicose veins: inadequate surgery remains a problem
Phlebology 20(3): 138-140 [Abstract] [PDF]  

European Venous Forum abstracts

6th Meeting of the European Venous Forum: Crete, Greece, 24-26 June 2005
Phlebology 20(3): 141-156 [PDF]  

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