What is the Venous Clinical Severity Score (VCSS) and how does it differ from the CEAP classification? The VCSS is a classification system that tak...
What is the Venous Clinical Severity Score (VCSS) and how does it differ from the CEAP classification?
The VCSS is a classification system that takes into account clinical parameters provided by patients and objective factors determined by the evaluator, while the CEAP classification only considers anatomical and pathophysiological factors.
The VCSS is a classification system that only considers anatomical and pathophysiological factors, while the CEAP classification takes into account clinical parameters provided by patients and objective factors determined by the evaluator.
The VCSS is a classification system that only considers anatomical factors, while the CEAP classification takes into account pathophysiological factors and clinical parameters provided by patients and objective factors determined by the evaluator.
The VCSS is a classification system that only considers pathophysiological factors, while the CEAP classification takes into account anatomical factors and clinical parameters provided by patients and objective factors determined by the evaluator.
The VCSS is a classification system that takes into account clinical parameters provided by patients and objective factors determined by the evaluator, while the CEAP classification only considers anatomical and pathophysiological factors.
The VCSS is a classification system that only considers anatomical and pathophysiological factors, while the CEAP classification takes into account clinical parameters provided by patients and objective factors determined by the evaluator.
The VCSS is a classification system that only considers anatomical factors, while the CEAP classification takes into account pathophysiological factors and clinical parameters provided by patients and objective factors determined by the evaluator.
The VCSS is a classification system that only considers pathophysiological factors, while the CEAP classification takes into account anatomical factors and clinical parameters provided by patients and objective factors determined by the evaluator.
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O Venous Clinical Severity Score (VCSS) é um sistema de classificação que leva em consideração parâmetros clínicos fornecidos pelos pacientes e fatores objetivos determinados pelo avaliador, enquanto a classificação CEAP considera apenas fatores anatômicos e fisiopatológicos. Portanto, a alternativa correta é a primeira: "O VCSS é um sistema de classificação que leva em consideração parâmetros clínicos fornecidos pelos pacientes e fatores objetivos determinados pelo avaliador, enquanto a classificação CEAP considera apenas fatores anatômicos e fisiopatológicos".
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