Stasis ulcers are venous in nature.

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

While in a supine position the venous pressure at the ankles is approximately:

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

Venous blood is propelled back to the heart by:

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

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?

Transducer compression should be repeated every 2-3 cm along the course of a vein when possible.

Which of the following vein(s) connect the cephalic and basilic veins?

Contrast venography is: