Paget–Schroetter syndrome

E1033471

Paget–Schroetter syndrome is a form of upper extremity deep vein thrombosis, typically affecting the axillary-subclavian vein in otherwise healthy, often young and athletic individuals, and is associated with repetitive arm movements or thoracic outlet compression.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf effort thrombosis ⓘ
medical condition ⓘ
upper extremity deep vein thrombosis ⓘ
venous thrombosis ⓘ
diagnosedBy CT venography ⓘ
MR venography ⓘ
duplex ultrasonography ⓘ
venography ⓘ
field hematology ⓘ
interventional radiology ⓘ
vascular medicine ⓘ
vascular surgery ⓘ
hasAssociation venous thoracic outlet syndrome ⓘ
hasCause anatomical abnormalities of thoracic outlet ⓘ
repetitive arm movements ⓘ
thoracic outlet compression ⓘ
hasComplication chronic venous obstruction ⓘ
post-thrombotic syndrome ⓘ
pulmonary embolism ⓘ
hasEponym James Paget ⓘ
linked to: Sir James Paget

Leopold von Schrötter NERFINISHED ⓘ
hasLaterality usually unilateral ⓘ
hasLocation axillary vein ⓘ
axillary-subclavian vein ⓘ
linked to: axillary vein

subclavian vein ⓘ
hasOnset acute ⓘ
hasRiskFactor baseball pitching ⓘ
overhead arm sports ⓘ
swimming ⓘ
vigorous upper extremity activity ⓘ
weightlifting ⓘ
hasRiskGroup athletic individuals ⓘ
otherwise healthy individuals ⓘ
young individuals ⓘ
hasSymptom arm heaviness ⓘ
arm pain ⓘ
arm swelling ⓘ
cyanosis of the arm ⓘ
prominent superficial veins in shoulder or chest ⓘ
hasSynonym effort-induced thrombosis of the axillary-subclavian vein ⓘ
primary upper extremity deep vein thrombosis ⓘ
treatedWith anticoagulation ⓘ
catheter-directed thrombolysis ⓘ
first rib resection ⓘ
scalenectomy ⓘ
stent placement in selected cases ⓘ
surgical decompression of thoracic outlet ⓘ
venous angioplasty ⓘ

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Sir James Paget → eponymOf → Paget–Schroetter syndrome ⓘ
Sir James Paget, 1st Baronet → hasEponym → Paget–Schroetter disease ⓘ
subject linked to: 1st Baronet Paget
linked to: Paget–Schroetter syndrome