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Result of venous duplex scan for dvt. evidence of peroneal veins with partially occlusive non acute dvt. evidence of recanalisation and both paired veins are patent and small due to the dvt present?

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I guess you: Are asking, what does it mean. You had sometime ago a partial DVT that still allowed blood flow, new vessels help with the flow. Still at risk of further DVT specially if sitting for prolonged periods od time.

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Answered 6/10/2014

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