Einfluß verschiedener Kompressionstherapien auf den Reflux in den tiefen Venen beim postthrombotischen Syndrom

Evers, E.-J.; Wuppermann, T

doi:10.1024/0301-1526.28.1.19

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“…Refluxe in V.femoralis,V.femoralis superficialis et profunda, V. poplitea und den Unterschenkelvenen können mit der Farbduplexsonographie in 86,5-97,5% gut verifiziert werden, wenn ein standardisierter Manschettentest durchgeführt wird [2,12,13].…”

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Ultraschalldiagnostik in der angiologischen, phlebologischen Dermatologie

Hesse

Stiegler

2003

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The diagnostic uses of high-resolution ultrasonography (7.5-20 MHZ) have dramatically advanced in the past 20 years. We present representative examples of ultrasound diagnosis, based on our experience with over 15,000 examinations. For example, peripheral arterial disease was identified in 30% of older patients with venous diseases, while peripheral emboli and vasculitis can lead to widespread skin disease. Ultrasonographic diagnosis is required for appropriate interdisciplinary treatment. In addition, regular evaluation of the supra-aortic vessels and coronary arteries as well as arteries and veins of the limbs is needed in some forms of vasculitis. The causes of peripheral venous disease can be subdivided into four groups based on sonographic findings: Primary or secondary epi- and/or subfascial venous insufficiency, thrombotic venous occlusion, venous compression syndrome and arteriovenous-lymphatic malformations. The diagnosis and therapeutic approach to lymphedema and soft tissue diseases, with or without lymphadenopathy, requires careful sonographic evaluation. Ultrasonography is an essential part of dermatologic oncology, both for planning primary therapy and for follow-up. A sound command of ultrasonography is today an essential aspect of dermatologic diagnosis and therapy.

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“…Zur Kontrolle der Therapie Abb. 12a, b) [12]. Unter optimaler Kompressionstherapie kann der Reflux insbesondere in der V.poplitea sistieren.…”

Section: Postthrombotisches Syndrom (Pts)unclassified

Ultraschalldiagnostik in der angiologischen, phlebologischen Dermatologie

Hesse

Stiegler

2003

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Relationship Between Deep Venous Thrombosis and the Postthrombotic Syndrome

Kahn

Ginsberg²

2004

Arch Intern Med

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The postthrombotic syndrome (PTS) is a frequent complication of deep venous thrombosis (DVT). Clinically, PTS is characterized by chronic, persistent pain, swelling, and other signs in the affected limb. Rarely, ulcers may develop. Because of its prevalence, severity, and chronicity, PTS is burdensome and costly. Preventing DVT with the use of effective thromboprophylaxis in high-risk patients and settings and minimizing the risk of ipsilateral DVT recurrence are likely to reduce the risk of development of PTS. Daily use of compression stockings after DVT might reduce the incidence and severity of PTS, but consistent and convincing data about their effectiveness are not available. Future research should focus on standardizing diagnostic criteria for PTS, identifying patients at high risk for PTS, and rigorously evaluating the role of thrombolysis in preventing PTS and of compression stockings in preventing and treating PTS. In addition, novel therapies should be sought and evaluated.

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