Anthony S. Ward, Manish Chand
Abstract
Venous complications of thoracic outlet syndrome may be related to the position of the arm, underlying venous stenosis or repeated microtrauma of the vein. Correct management involves imaging, anticoagulation and a combination of interventional radiology techniques with or without surgery.
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Venous complications of thoracic outlet syndrome may be related to the position of the arm, underlying venous stenosis or repeated microtrauma of the vein. Correct management involves imaging, anticoagulation and a combination of interventional radiology techniques with or without surgery.
Key concepts: Medicine, Microtrauma, Thoracic outlet syndrome, Radiology, Surgery, Vein