Subclavian DVT An Occlusive Thrombus within the Subclavian Vein Estimated reading: 1 minute 283 views Contributors Clinical History A 19-year old male patient presented with symptoms of swelling, erythema, and numbness to the left arm. Case Description Vascular ultrasound revealed an occlusive thrombus visualised within the entire left subclavian vein. However, the left jugular vein, axillary vein, brachial vein, basilic, vein, cephalic vein, and median cubital veins were patent and unaffected by the thrombus. Diagnosis/ Discussion/ Treatment/ Follow up The patient was placed on the appropriate anticoagulation therapy. Sonograms CDI occluded left subclavian vein proximal CDI occluded subclavian vein distal Occluded subclavian vein Patent left jugular vein An Occlusive Thrombus within the Subclavian Vein - PreviousSubclavian DVTNext - An Occlusive Thrombus within the Subclavian VeinUpper Limb DVT Published on: November 25, 2024
