Coagulation disorders in patients with venous malformation of the limbs and trunk: a case series of 118 patients
E Mazoyer, O Enjolras, A Bisdorff, J Perdu… - Archives of …, 2008 - jamanetwork.com
Objective To investigate the clinical characteristics of venous malformation of the limbs and
trunk and known but poorly appraised associated coagulation disorders. Venous
malformations are ubiquitous, slow-flow vascular anomalies known to be occasionally
painful because of thrombotic episodes inside the lesion. Design Large case series, with
screening of accepted standard coagulation tests. Setting Ambulatory multidisciplinary
clinics for vascular anomalies. Patients This 2-year study (2003-2005) included 118 patients …
trunk and known but poorly appraised associated coagulation disorders. Venous
malformations are ubiquitous, slow-flow vascular anomalies known to be occasionally
painful because of thrombotic episodes inside the lesion. Design Large case series, with
screening of accepted standard coagulation tests. Setting Ambulatory multidisciplinary
clinics for vascular anomalies. Patients This 2-year study (2003-2005) included 118 patients …