IVC obstruction features are the following
These are dilated anastomotic channels formed between the superficial epigastric and circumflex
iliac vein below, and the lateral thoracic veins above, carrying blood from long saphenous vein to axillary vein. This Is why the direction of blood flow is from below upwards.
- Dilated veins seen over the abdomen and chest.
- Direction of flow is from below upwards and look for the direction below the umbilicus.
- These represent dilated anastomotic channels between the superficial epigastric and circumflex iliac veins below, and the lateral thoracic veins above, they convey the diverted blood from long saphenous vein to axillary vein
These are dilated anastomotic channels formed between the superficial epigastric and circumflex
iliac vein below, and the lateral thoracic veins above, carrying blood from long saphenous vein to axillary vein. This Is why the direction of blood flow is from below upwards.
