Factors affecting adherence to compression therapy in postoperative patients with lower limb varicose veins

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Analysis shows adherence to compression therapy is 60.25% in postoperative patients, indicating age and self-management are key factors.

Adherence to compression therapy is only 60.25% one month after surgery for varicose veins.
Key factors affecting adherence include male gender, advanced age, and poor self-management abilities.
Data collected from 456 patients using questionnaires assessed various determinants of therapy adherence.
Implications highlight the need for targeted strategies to improve adherence in at-risk patient populations.

Xiong et al. (2025) studied this question.

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