Iliofemoral outflow obstruction: Awareness, Diagnostic approach, Treatment strategies
This presentation gives an overview on the current evidence for diagnosic approach and treatment of acute and chronic iliofemoral venous outflow obstruction.
This presentation gives an overview on the current evidence for diagnosic approach and treatment of acute and chronic iliofemoral venous outflow obstruction.
This case demonstrates the unique Limflow procedure for the so-called ‘no option’ CLI patients. This term is used for advanced disease with occlusion of the pedal arteries used for distal bypass or angioplasty targets. This ‘desert foot’ also represents an end-stage pathology that commonly leads to failure of all conventional revascularization attempts. In this video, you will learn the steps of the procedure, all devices needed and important technical tips and tricks for a successful outcome.
Revascularization strategy of a chronic iliofemoral DVT in a 45 year old female patient with venous claudication and persistent swelling of left leg.
Exploring the role of pre-and post-procedure lumen shape in predicting patient outcomes
Literature review and mini guideline for recanalisation of chronic venous outflow obstructions.
Case presentation:
41 years old female patient presenting with swelling of both limbs, diffuse aching, heaviness and tiring of both extremities since 5 years from a previous deep vein thrombosis on both limbs. At the time of presentation, the patient showed severe dermatoliposclerosis on the right extremity and ulceration at the level of the left internal malleolus. The patient had no other risk factors except Factor V Leiden mutation.