Acute refers to thrombus that is days to two weeks old.

Your venous duplex study documents spontaneous, phasic flow in the mid femoral vein which is displayed below the baseline. As you manually compress the proximal femoral vein, flow is above the baseline for over three seconds.  What is the significance of that finding?

Which of the following are common symptom(s) associated with deep vein thrombosis?

The inguinal ligament marks the proximal boundary, while the distal boundary is delineated by the division into the femoral and deep femoral arteries, typically occurring around one to two centimeters beyond the arterial bifurcation: what vessel is the proximal limit?

When performing a Valsalva strain in the lower extremity the flow within a normal vein:

The three components of Virchow’s triad are:

Pain is one of the most consistent signs of peripheral elevated venous pressure.

What would a high probability for DVT correspond to on the Well’s score?

venous ulcer(1).jpg In the above image this ulcer would most likely be:

What is venous thrombosis secondary to compression of the subclavian vein at the thoracic inlet known as?