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Clinical Data
- Female, 29 years old
- 1 pregnancy
- Pelvic congestion syndrome, C2
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Duplex scan:
- NCS –
- MTS +
- Incompetent LOV
- Bilateral pelvic varocose
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CT scan:
- NCS –
- Slightly dilated LOV
- MTS with dilated ascending lumbar vein
- Pelvic varicose veins
- MRI: no other pelvic cause of pain
Shooting date : 2017-10-12
Last update : 2018-06-26
Last update : 2018-06-26
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Sandeep S. is nutcracker syndrome associated with thin asthenic built?
Efrem G. Nice result! Congratulations!
Which size of balloon and stent have been used?
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Mohamed M. 16mm boston scientific
Mohamed M. Nice work.. disappearance of collateral is the most satisfying image we could imagine
Charlotte T. Did you also treat the Nutcracker (left renal vein compression) or just the May Thurner (IVC)?