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The SFJ is clearly identified and isolated. All tributaries are divided, and the

junction at which the GSV joins the common femoral vein at the fossa ovalis The SFJ is then divided between artery forceps, transfixed and ligated with
should be clearly seen. 2/0 vicryl. A striper is passed into the GSV, under direct vision or palpation

Saphenofemoral junction

clearly exposed after

division and ligation of all

the tributaries Saphenofemoral junction

divided and being transfixed
with 2/0 vicryl suture

Great (or long)

saphenous vein

Great (or long)

saphenous vein

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