Simultaneous Management of May-Thurner Syndrome and Spigelian Hernia: A Case Report

Keyphrases

• Simultaneous Management 100%
• May-Thurner Syndrome 100%
• Spigelian Hernia 100%
• Right-sided 28%
• Older Women 28%
• Iliac Vein 28%
• Leg Swelling 28%
• Right Lower Abdominal Pain 28%
• Abdominal 14%
• Computed Tomography 14%
• Small Intestine 14%
• Thrombosis 14%
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration 14%
• Advanced Imaging 14%
• Deep Vein Thrombosis 14%
• Percutaneous Intervention 14%
• Thrombus 14%
• Fascia 14%
• Peritoneum 14%
• Lower Extremity Edema 14%
• Venous Obstruction 14%
• Bowel Obstruction 14%
• Simultaneous Occurrence 14%
• Bowel Loop 14%
• Ventral Hernia 14%
• Obstructive Symptoms 14%
• Left Common Iliac Vein 14%
• Aponeurosis 14%
• Endovascular Stenting 14%
• Laparoscopic Mesh Repair 14%
• Endovascular Thrombectomy 14%
• Right Lower Quadrant Abdominal Pain 14%
• Transversus Abdominis 14%
• Minimally Invasive Treatment 14%
• Common Iliac 14%
• Nonocclusive 14%
• Common Iliac Artery 14%
• Left Lower Extremity 14%
• Spigelian 14%
• Multiple Coexistence 14%
• Internal Oblique muscle 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Lower Extremity Deep Vein Thrombosis 100%
• Spigelian Hernia 100%
• Lower Abdominal Pain 28%
• Iliac Vein 28%
• Leg Swelling 28%
• Thrombus 14%
• Thrombosis 14%
• Stenting 14%
• Computer Assisted Tomography 14%
• Fascia 14%
• Deep Vein Thrombosis 14%
• Edema 14%
• Abdominal Pain 14%
• Aponeurosis 14%
• Peritoneum 14%
• Percutaneous Intervention 14%
• Vein Occlusion 14%
• Bowel Obstruction 14%
• Common Iliac Artery 14%
• Abdominal Wall Hernia 14%
• Common Iliac Vein 14%
• Percutaneous Thrombectomy 14%
• Diseases 14%