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Iliofemoral region (phlegmasia alba et coerulea dolens), v. cava inferior, axilosubclavian region, v. cava superior – Perthes syndrome (blue mask).

Inferior v. cava inferior[edit | edit source]

Causes[edit | edit source]

Thrombosis proceeding from the iliac region (high risk of pulmonary embolism). Also venostasis in right heart insufficiency. Ongoing thrombosis of the hepatic veins (Budd-Chiari syndrome). Tumor ingrowth – Grawitz , hepatocellular carcinoma . Complications of catheterization. Post-operative (liver transplant...).

Clinical manifestations[edit | edit source]

Pains in the abdomen, lower abdomen, lumbar region, sometimes shoot to DK. Venostasis of the liver (hepatomegaly), ascites , swelling of both DK. Renal insufficiency.


Diagnostics[edit | edit source]

Cavography.

Treatment[edit | edit source]

Dilation, event by inserting a stent. The operation is very risky (necessary circulatory arrest in deep hypothermia).

Closure of the axillosubclavian region[edit | edit source]

Causes[edit | edit source]

Most often as a complication of CVK, pacemaker insertion, with TOS or after excessive exertion or sports (tennis...), pulmonary embolism (very rare).

Clinical manifestations[edit | edit source]

Swelling, light cyanosis, filling of superficial veins HK.

Diagnostics[edit | edit source]

Using ultrasound.

Treatment[edit | edit source]

Conservative (elevation, cold compresses, antiphlogistics for lighter forms). Local fibrinolysis with subsequent heparinization is optimal. Surgical treatment – ​​thrombectomy.

Superior v. cava syndrome[edit | edit source]

Causes[edit | edit source]

Malignant mediastinal tumors ( bronchogenic carcinoma , non-Hodgkin's lymphoma ), or thrombosis complicating an established CVK

Clinical manifestations[edit | edit source]

Swelling of the neck, face and HK, cyanosis, changes from brain edema (behavior and consciousness disorders, papilledema), often shortness of breath .

Diagnostics[edit | edit source]

Phlebography (after managing the acute condition, look for the cause - tumor).

Treatment[edit | edit source]

  • Thrombosis – remove the catheter, fibrinolysis with subsequent anticoagulant therapy
  • Signs of brain edema – corticoids , mannitol.
  • Tumor - radiotherapy.
  • Surgical solution – bypass , stent insertion.

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