Venous compression syndrome is a condition where certain body cavities, bones, or arteries are easily subjected to external pressure, affecting peripheral blood flow.
It often leads to symptoms like swelling and pain in the limbs. If left untreated and uncontrolled, it may progress to venous gangrene, posing a risk of amputation or life-threatening situations.
Venous compression syndrome is more common in women over the age of 50, active young men, and pregnant women.
When combined with factors such as trauma, surgery, oral contraceptive use, childbirth, or malignancy, it may lead to the formation of deep venous thrombosis.
In Critical Situations, the Venous Stent Comes to the Rescue!
Placing a self-expanding venous stent is the mainstream approach for treating venous compression syndrome.
Using a technique similar to cardiac catheterization, the femoral vein is punctured via the groin area, resulting in small incisions and rapid recovery.
This procedure facilitates the return of lymphatic and tissue fluid, significantly improving lower limb swelling in patients, and thereby controlling recurrent inflammation.
Product Advantages - Maximizing patient comfort and recovery rate to the fullest extent.
✔️Provides stable support
✔️Improves blood flow within the veins
✔️Minimally invasive procedure with smaller incisions, leading to a shorter recovery period
✔️Made from high-quality materials and durable.