Aktuelle Aspekte der Kompressionstherapie in der Phlebologie

Zusammenfassung

Die Kompressionstherapie mit verschiedenen medizinischen Verbänden und Strumpfsystemen gilt als Basismaßnahme der phlebologischen und lymphologischen Therapie. Sie kann allein oder in Kombination mit anderen interventionellen oder operativen Maßnahmen angewendet werden.

Ziel des aktuellen Beitrags ist es, auf drei derzeit in Diskussion befindliche, aktuelle Aspekte der Kompressionstherapie einzugehen. Dazu zählen: Kompressionstherapie bei peripherer arterieller Verschlusskrankheit, Vorteile der sogenannten progressiven Kompressionstherapie und Kompressionstherapie als Prophylaxe des postthrombotischen Syndroms.

Abstract

Compression therapy can be conducted with different medical bandages or stocking systems and is known as basic procedure in phlebologic and lymphologic therapy. Compression can be done as single treatment or in combination with interventional or surgical therapy.

Aim of the current publication is a focus on three main aspects of compression that are under discussion. The topics are: compression in peripheral arterial occlusive disease, advances of the so called progressive compression therapy and compression therapy as prophylaxis of postthrombotic syndrome.

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