May-Thurner
Syndrome
what is
May Thurner Syndrome?
May-Thurner Syndrome is a condition where the iliac vein in your pelvis is compressed by an adjacent artery which prevents blood from flowing properly. This condition can cause increased risk of blood clots as well as varicose veins in your legs.
How does it work?
May Thurner Syndrome is treated with a minimally invasive procedure which involves placing a stent in the compressed vein and allowing normal blood flow to be restored.
Who Is A Good
Candidate For
May Thurner Syndrome?
- Those diagnosed with May-Thurner Syndrome
- History of multiple deep vein thrombosis (blood clots)
- Chronic symptoms of varicose veins or leg swelling
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