tromboflebiittiin
Tromboflebiittiin is a medical condition characterized by inflammation of a vein accompanied by the formation of a blood clot, often occurring in superficial veins near the skin's surface. The term combines "thrombo," referring to a blood clot, and "phlebitis," indicating inflammation of a vein. This condition is most commonly associated with superficial thrombophlebitis but can also affect deeper veins, leading to more serious complications.
The primary symptoms of tromboflebiittiin include localized redness, swelling, tenderness, warmth, and a palpable cord-like vein.
Risk factors for tromboflebiittiin include varicose veins, recent surgery, trauma, pregnancy, obesity, and hypercoagulable states. Additionally,
Diagnosis is primarily clinical, based on physical examination, but imaging techniques like ultrasonography are employed to
Prevention strategies focus on mobility, proper limb care, and managing underlying risk factors. While superficial thrombophlebitis