Internal jugular vein thrombosis associated with venous hypoplasia and protein S deficiency revealed by ultrasonography

Keyphrases

• Hypoplasia 100%
• Protein S Deficiency 100%
• Ultrasound Guidance 100%
• Central Venous Catheterization 100%
• Internal Jugular Vein Thrombosis 100%
• Thrombosis Risk 66%
• Older Women 33%
• Scoliosis 33%
• Thrombosis 33%
• Cerebral Infarction 33%
• Advanced Age 33%
• Pulmonary Embolism 33%
• Left Ventricular Dysfunction 33%
• Appropriate Treatment 33%
• Congenital Scoliosis 33%
• Severe Scoliosis 33%
• Cannulation 33%
• Thromboembolism 33%
• Anatomical Landmarks 33%
• Right Internal Jugular Vein 33%
• Predisposing Risk Factors 33%
• Intravenous Drug Use 33%
• Venous Thrombosis 33%
• Central Venous Catheter 33%
• Anatomical Deformities 33%
• Hypercoagulable State 33%
• Internal Jugular Vein Catheterization 33%
• Landmark Technique 33%
• Catheter Insertion 33%
• Venous Thromboembolism Prevention 33%
• Central Catheter 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Hypoplasia 100%
• Echography 100%
• Internal Jugular Vein 100%
• Protein S Deficiency 100%
• Jugular Vein Thrombosis 100%
• Central Venous Catheterization 75%
• Scoliosis 50%
• Thrombotic Risk Factor 50%
• Thrombosis 25%
• Brain Infarction 25%
• Pulmonary Embolism 25%
• Advanced Cancer 25%
• Congenital Scoliosis 25%
• Thromboembolism 25%
• Drug Abuse 25%
• Cannulation 25%
• Heart Left Ventricle Failure 25%
• Venous Thromboembolism 25%
• Phlebothrombosis 25%
• Central Venous Catheter 25%
• Clinical Deformity 25%
• Vein Catheterization 25%