A 38 year old male presents with a several day history of progressive right leg swelling and pain. He has no history of trauma, fever, or prior DVTs. You perform an ultrasound of the right leg and note the following… Take the Case
52-year-old male with unilateral calf pain. You do not notice a DVT from the groin to the adductor canal ... Take the case
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Rob
on 12 Dec 2008
Filed under: Intermediate, Musculoskeletal, DVT
A 52-year-old male presents with right leg pain. He is morbidly obese and has calf tenderness on the right. You perform a focused venous compression ultrasound from the groin to the knee and do not find a DVT. You subsequently scan the area of tenderness within the calf and note the followin g... Take...
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Rob
on 21 Jul 2008
Filed under: Beginner, DVT, Vascular
A 44-year-old male presents with right leg pain of two days duration. Review the ultrasound of the right thigh (groin to adductor canal) and answer the following questions ... Take the Case
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Rob
on 30 Mar 2008
Filed under: Intermediate, DVT
A 45-year-old male presents with calf pain for the past 7 days. The patient denies any trauma, prolonged travel or prior history of DVT. On exam, his vitals are stable. His right calf is 4.5 cm larger than his left calf. He has a positive Homan's sign on the right. You perform a venous compression...