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Blocked Veins
Peripheral Vein Blockage
Peripheral vein blockage refers to the obstruction of veins in the arms or legs, impeding blood flow.
Iliac Vein Blockage
Iliac vein blockage occurs when the major veins draining the pelvis become obstructed, disrupting blood flow. Symptoms may include leg swelling, pain, or skin discoloration.
Vena Cava Blockage
Vena cava vein blockage, also known as inferior vena cava (IVC) obstruction, occurs when the main vein that returns blood to the heart from the lower body is partially or completely blocked.
Visceral Vein Blockage
Visceral vein blockage refers to obstruction of veins that drain abdominal organs, such as the liver, spleen, or intestines. This can result from blood clots, compression, or underlying conditions.
Central, Chest Vein Blockage
Central chest vein blockage, also known as central venous obstruction, occurs when veins in the chest, such as the superior vena cava or subclavian veins, are partially or completely blocked.
Upper Extremity Vein Blockage
Upper extremity vein blockage, also known as venous obstruction, occurs when veins in the arms are partially or completely blocked.