Venous malformation with sclerotherapy
Updates to Study Attributes
MRI: There is a soft tissue swelling of the left upper limb with large ectatic veins extending from shoulder to wrist more in the lateral aspect.
The arteries of the left upper limb from subclavian down to distal radial and ulnar arteries are unremarkable.
All veins are dilated, bedded appearance with sac dilatation and fluid-fluid levels within the ectatic veins.
The adjacent bones are normal.
Image MRI (STIR) ( update )
Image MRI (T1) ( update )
Image MRI (STIR) ( update )
Image MRI (T1 C+ fat sat) ( update )
Image MRI (T1 C+ fat sat) ( update )
Image MRI (T1 C+ fat sat) ( update )
Updates to Study Attributes
Sclerotherapy: The left proximal forearm, midarm, supraclavicular and posterior aspect of the shoulder regions were all targeted with needle injections done percutaneously under ultrasound guidance to ensure single vein wall entry.
Angiographic runs confirmed needle position. The injections were done under road map starting with polidocanol followed by bleomycin 5 minutes late. Total 15 ml of bleomycin and 6.5 ml of 3% polidocanol.
Image Fluoroscopy ( update )
Image Fluoroscopy ( update )
Unable to process the form. Check for errors and try again.