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11011 Domain Drive
Suite 104
Austin, Texas 78759
Phone: (512) 814-0742

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909 North Jackson Road
McAllen, Texas 78501
Phone: (956) 992-9161

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Physiological Venous Terms

Venous Vascular Incompetence

Venous valve dysfunction resulting in retrograde venous flow of abnormal duration.

Venous Reflux

Retrograde venous flow of abnormal duration in any venous any segment

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Primary

Caused by idiopathic venous dysfunction

Post-Thrombotic

Caused by previous thrombosis

Congenital

Caused by the absence or abnormal development or lack of regression of veins or valves

Secondary

Caused by Thrombosis, trauma, or mechanical, thermal or chemical etiologies

Congenital

Caused by the absence or abnormal development of venous veins and/or valves

Superficial

Confined to the superficial venous system

Deep

Confined to the deep venous system

Combined

Involving any combination of the three venous systems ( superficial, deep perforating)

Segmental Reflux

Localized retrograde flow in venous segments of any of the three venous systems (superficial,deep,perforating) in any combination in the thigh and/or calf but not in continuity from the groin to calf

Perforator Incompetence:

Perforating veins outward flow of abnormal duration

Neovascularization

Presence of multiple new, small tortuous veins in anatomic proximity to a previous venous intervention

Venous Occlusion

Total obliteration of venous lumen

Venous Occlusion Plethysmography

VOP a functional test that involves a cuff to be inflated proximal to the area of interest above the level of the venous system ( typically 70 mmHg )

Reactive Hyperemic Occlusion

Plethysmography RHOP cuff proximal to area of interest inflated to greater than arterial pressure (classically 300mmhg for 3 minutes sometimes modified to 30mmhg greater than the systolic pressure)

Venous Obstruction

Partial or total blockage to venous flow in a venous segment

Venous Compression

Narrowing or occlusion of the venous lumen as a result of extra-luminal pressure

Recanalization

Development of a new lumen in a previously obstructed vein

Ilaic Vein Obstruction Syndrome

Venous symptoms and signs caused by narrowing or occlusion of the common or external iliac vein

NIVL

Non-thrombotic Iliac Vein Lesion--an anatomic/morphologic finding in a patient with no objective evidence of venous thrombosis


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