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[Familial venous dysplasia and lymphedema].

H Weissleder, Franz Waldermann, W Kopf

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We report on a familial case of venous dysplasia of the deep veins characterized by clinical chronic venous insufficiency with subsequent lymphedema (phlebolymphedema). Successful therapy consists of physical therapy in the acute phase and was followed for over eight years with compression stockings.

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We report on a familial case of venous dysplasia of the deep veins characterized by clinical chronic venous insufficiency with subsequent lymphedema (phlebolymphedema). Successful therapy consists of physical therapy in the acute phase and was followed for over eight years with compression stockings.

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We report on a familial case of venous dysplasia of the deep veins characterized by clinical chronic venous insufficiency with subsequent lymphedema (phlebolymphedema). Successful therapy consists of physical therapy in the acute phase and was followed for over eight years with compression stockings.

Key concepts: Lymphedema, Medicine, Compression therapy, Chronic venous insufficiency, Compression stockings, Dysplasia, Surgery, Internal medicine

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