MANAGEMENT OF PERIPHERAL VEINS INJURIES_CHINESE JOURNAL OF BASES AND CLINICS IN GENERAL SURGERY

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Jin Liren , Wang Xue.

Department of General Surgery, First Affiliated Hospital, West China University of Medical Sciences, Chengdu 610041;

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Peripheral vein; Injury; Repair

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Incidences of injuries to peripheral veins indicated certain proportions among vascular injuries, most of venous injuries were accompanied by arterial injuries. Elevated venous pressure is an important factor which cause a compression syndrome in muscular compartment of the extremities when the injured major veins are ligated or not repaired. Persistent red deep color bleeding at wound site, diffusive subcutaneous hematoma, edema and cyanosis of the extremities are characteristics of the venous injuries. The examinations of Dopplor ultrasound and phlebography would be available for diagnosis of the venous injuries. The repair means include lateral sutere, vein pathch grafts, end-to-end anastomosis and autogenous venous grafts. The venous thrombosis may occur at the early phase after repair operations and also could be prevented.

Citation： Jin Liren,Wang Xue.. MANAGEMENT OF PERIPHERAL VEINS INJURIES. CHINESE JOURNAL OF BASES AND CLINICS IN GENERAL SURGERY, 1998, 5(5): 286-287. doi: Copy

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1. Gasper MR. The management of injuries to major vein. Am J Surg, 1960; 100∶171.
2. Hobson RW Ⅱ. Femoral venous treucma technique for surgical management and early results. Am J Surg, 1983; 146∶220.
3. Synder WH Ⅲ. Vascular injuries near knee: an updated series and overview of the problem. Surg, 1982; 91∶502.
4. Reeley SB. Arterial injuries below the knee： fiftyone patients with 82 injuries. J Trauma, 1983; 23∶285.
5. Daren RB. A decade of lower extremity venaes trauma patency and outcome. Am J Surg, 1987; 154∶608.
6. Meyer J. The early fate of venous repair following civilina vascular trauma: a clinical hemodynamic and veuographic assessment. Ann Surg, 1987; 206∶458.
7. Hobson RW Ⅱ. Hemodynamics of canine femoral venous ligation: significance in combined arterial and venous injuries. Surg, 1973; 74∶824.
8. Shah PH. Compartment syndrome in combined arterial and venous injuries of the lower extremity. Am J Surg, 1989; 158∶136.
9. Thomas DD. Vascular injuries about the knee. Am Surg, 1989; 55∶370.

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