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9 Table 5. Revised Venous Clinical Severity Scoring (VCSS) System None: 0 Mild: 1 Moderate: 2 Severe: 3 Pain or other discomfort (i.e., aching, heaviness, fatigue, soreness, burning ) (Presumes venous origin) Occasional pain or other discomfort (i.e., not restricting regular daily activities) Daily pain or other discomfort (i.e., interfering with but not preventing regular daily activities) Daily pain or discomfort (i.e., limits most regular daily activities) Varicose veins: "Varicose" veins must be ≥3 mm in diameter to qualify in the standing position Few: scattered (i.e., isolated branch varicosities or clusters) Also includes corona phlebectatica (ankle f lare) Confined to calf or thigh Involves calf and thigh Venous edema Limited to foot and ankle area Extends above ankle but below knee Extends to knee and above Skin pigmentation: (Presumes venous origin) Does not include focal pigmentation over varicose veins or pigmentation due to other chronic diseases None or focal Limited to perimalleolar area Diffuse over lower third of calf Wider distribution above lower third of calf Inflammation: More than just recent pigmentation (i.e., erythema, cellulitis, venous eczema, dermatitis) Limited to perimalleolar area Diffuse over lower third of calf Wider distribution above lower third of calf

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