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Vein ligation and stripping is a surgical approach to the treatment of varicose veins. It is also sometimes called phlebectomy. Ligation refers to the surgical tying off of a large vein in the leg called the greater saphenous vein, while stripping refers to the removal of this vein through incisions in the groin area or behind the knee.
Individuals suffering from varicose veins are encouraged to discuss minimally invasive treatment choices such as ambulatory phlebectomy with a vein specialist to determine if this may be an acceptable alternative. Unlike many vein stripping procedures, ambulatory phlebectomy does not require a general anesthetic. Instead, a local anesthetic is injected along the vein(s) being removed to provide patient comfort. The procedure begins with the patient standing so that varicose veins are visible.