Chronic common femoral vein occlusion secondary to endometriosis

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This case report details chronic common femoral vein occlusion caused by an endomctrioma, successfully treated with surgical resection and venous bypass.

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This paper reports a case of a 26-year-old woman with right lower extremity swelling and groin pain due to chronic common femoral vein occlusion from an endometrioma causing external compression, with an earlier diagnosis of right external iliac/common femoral thrombosis and an asymptomatic pulmonary embolus. After initial anticoagulation and an aborted attempt at mass excision, imaging showed a 2.2×2.6 cm inguinal mass encasing a 7 cm segment of common femoral vein; the authors performed radical resection with an end-to-end bypass using contralateral spiral great saphenous vein plus a temporary arteriovenous fistula, and later used diagnostic laparoscopy to document pelvic endometriosis and plan leuprolide therapy. The key limitation is that this is a single case, so findings about optimal management and outcomes cannot be generalized beyond the reported patient. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it describes endometrioma-driven common femoral vein occlusion treated with venous resection and reconstruction.

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estrogen progestin danazol warfarin heparin polyurethane polymer polyester polymer leuprolide clopidogrel clopidogrel

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