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Management of severe left iliac vein stenosis (May-Thurner Syndrome) after pulmonary embolism.
Interest of intravascular ultrasound for diagnosis and veinous stenting.
Description
- External echography for left common vein puncture
- IVUS for diagnosis of venous compression and measurement
- Pre-dilatation of left iliac vein
- Venous stenting of left iliac vein from vena cava to the left common femoral
Learning points
- Management after pulmonary embolism
- Importance of IVUS for confirmartion and diagnosis of compression (May-Thurner syndrom)
- Role of new venous stent
- Complementary medical therapy and duration of anti-coagulant treatment
Shooting date : 2015-02-03
Last update : 2021-06-09
Last update : 2021-06-09
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