plantar vein thrombosis

In this video I show you the anatomy of the planar veins in the foot / ankle and how to identify plantar vein thrombosis. This is commonly missed because we don't think about it and can present with nonspecific plantar for pain.
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[@samehraouf9878]

amazinng topic. Perfectly presented. Thank you

[@DrChristophAgten]

thanks

[@claribelbalsano5192]

very interesting, specially last case, thanks

[@fernandonery9076]

Lindo caso !

[@DrChristophAgten]

thanks

[@HildaMendoza-nx4ot]

What causes this? I current have a plantar vein thrombosis in the medial vein. Is there a bigger underlying problem? I’m really concerned.

[@user-ey4rh5sf2s]

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[@boxster9817]

Dear chris, concerning plantar veins, sometimes I strugle differentiating varicosis from normal veins, e.g. as a potential reason for tarsal tunnel syndrome. Do you know a threshold or criteria when to call it varicosis?

[@DrChristophAgten]

Hi, i dont have a threshold, if it's larger than you suspect and they clinically suspect tarsal tunnel syndrome, I might raise the suspicion of varicosis as the cause in absence of anything else.
But the fact that only prominent veins are there i would hold back
casereports.bmj.com/content/12/5/e230072