Patrick Danciu Clinical Research Director Of Fcare Systems

Jan. 17, 2013 - PRLog -- Patrick Danciu, Clinical Research Director of F Care Systems, has been working in the medical field for almost 10 years and chose to specialize in the treatment of venous vascular disease in collaboration with Rudi Devers, owner of F Care Systems, inventor of the real monopolar thermocoagulation device.

Patrick Danciu took part in the first thermocoagulation device and more recently in the design of the EVRF (Endo Venous Radio Frequency). It’s an innovative thermocoagulation device that brings immediate and permanent results with fewer side effects for the patient and an easier use for the doctor.

Venous problems are probably among the most common chronic conditions in North America and Western Europe and varicose veins occur in both women and men. However, spider veins are more frequent in women.

Having worked with many vascular surgeons and vein specialists worldwide, it was clear in Patrick Danciu’s mind that he had to bring all patients with venous disease a technology that can solve vein problems,

as well giving them drastic advantages from pain and discomfort from treatments that are available in most offices today.

That’s why he was one of the main protagonist to the patent of the needle and the catheters for thermal coagulation of blood vessels. He also applied a procedure patent for the EVRF which treats all types of veins diseases :

·      spider veins, telangiectasia, rosacea, petechial, cherry angioma are treated with a thin isolated needle

·      perforating, collateral and reticular veins, with the patented catheters CR12i and CR 30i

·      and for the vein from 1 to 5 mm and the great saphena vein the treatment is carried out with the CR45i catheter.

Patrick Danciu is now working on the catheters for the hand veins and hemorrhoids.

With more than 24 million Americans suffering from varicose veins, Patrick Danciu decided to closely work with top end doctors and surgeons to provide them with useful device and procedure, improve the technics, design new hand piece for more treatments and offer less discomfort to the patients.