PPT-Venous Thromboembolism Yazan

karim Roosevelt University DefinitionSigns and Symptoms Deep vein thrombosis DVT blood clot occurring in a deep vein Classified as distal or proximal Pulmonary embolism PE blood clot occurring in artery of the lung. Reducing the Risk. <Name of session> . DATE. Objectives. Define venous thromboembolism. Heighten awareness. the impact of VTE. the preventable nature of VTE. Discuss importance of . VTE risk assessment. The Challenge of Edema. S. . Lakhanpal . MD, FACS. President & CEO. Center for Vein Restoration. Case Presentation. 67 year old male. Presents with Left Calf . Ulceration. Duration. : 2 months. Associated . Insufficiency. S. . Lakhanpal . MD, FACS. President & CEO. Center for Vein Restoration. Chronic Venous . Insufficiency Summary. Is . the most common vascular disease: >25 million in the U.S. .. . A Comprehensive Review . Assessment & Management . 1. 2015 AXXESS. UNAUTHORIZED USE IS PROHIBITED. Objectives. 2. Understand Arterial & Venous disease. Understand the etiology of . . lower extremities ulcers. & Prevention. Stacey Graven, ACNP. Vascular Surgery, Springfield Clinic. Springfield, Illinois. VTE. In September 2008, Surgeon General issued a “Call to Action to Prevent Deep Venous Thrombosis and Pulmonary Embolis. Harry Ma MD, PhD. Assistant Professor of Surgery. University of Oklahoma. Tulsa, Oklahoma. Department of Surgery. Disclosures. None. Outline and Objectives. Defining chronic venous disease. Clinical manifestations. Superficial system. :. Drains into the venous synuses. Central system. Drain in a large, short venous trunk – the great vein of Galien. Basal system. . Drains the blood into the basilar vein and then to the great vein of Galien. HHHoldorf. Venous physiology and Hemodynamics. Venous Resistance. Peripheral venous and arterial resistances are similar. Both arteries and veins carry same amount of blood. This Paradox is explained by the “collapsible” nature of the venous wall.. Evidence base and expert opinion put into practice. Christine Herb, . MS, FNP-C, CWON. Syracuse VA Medical Center. June 13, 2014. Venous. vs.. . Arterial. . vs. . Neuropathic. 1. st. it is critical to correctly determine the etiology!. BY Dr. TEJAS MANKESHWAR. Pulmonary embolism refers to the embolic occlusion of pulmonary artery.. Pulmonary embolism is the third most common acute cardiovascular disease after myocardial infarction and stroke.. Objectives. Define VTE and discuss the incidence of VTE. Articulate risk factors for VTE. Discuss primary and secondary prevention. Review current guidelines. A Case…. A 12-year-old male with history of intractable epilepsy underwent right-sided craniotomy with grid placement for seizure mapping. He has a PICC line in place due to difficult IV access, and he is on bedrest. An Educational Slide Set . American Society of Hematology 2018 Guidelines . for Management of Venous Thromboembolism. Slide set authors: . E. ric. Tseng MD, . MScCH. , University of Toronto and . Paul . and . arterial. . thrombosis. Walter Ageno. Department of Clinical Medicine. University of Insubria. Varese - Italy. Asymptomatic atherosclerosis . and deep vein thrombosis. . A. therosclerosis. . Content Validated, Evidence Based “Guideline of Venous Ulcer Guidelines”. Using the AAWC Venous Ulcer (VU) Guidelines to Manage Venous Ulcers. 3 Steps to manage a VU patient:. Assess and document patient, skin & VU.