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What is the incidence and anatomical distribution of upper limb venous thromboses diagnosed by colour Doppler sonography in a hospital setting?
What is the incidence and anatomical distribution of upper limb venous thromboses diagnosed by colour Doppler sonography in a hospital setting?
Colour Doppler sonography allows for the early and safe diagnosis of upper limb venous thromboses, which remain relatively rare despite the frequent use of aggressive intravenous therapy.
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Subclavian predominance informs sonographic priorities in suspected cases; extends descriptive epidemiology but leaves prevention strategies open.
Kröger et al. (1998) studied this question.
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