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(91) Result: The formation of lower extremity deep venous thrombosis of old patients in postoperative was correlated to the movement situation and hypercoagulable state. (92) Varicose veins leg symptoms in the early, middle of the elastic tissue and muscle tissue are thickened, this change can be seen as venous pressure sparked by the compensatory response. (93) Objective To observe the therapeutic effects of ascitic concentration and venous re-transfusion on refractory ascites due to cirrhosis. (94) Objective : To evaluate 16 - detector spiral CT dual - phase angiography in the diagnosis of cerebral venous angioma. (95) The cavernous sinus portion of superior ophthalmic vein had the structure of venous sinus. (96) The regenerating ability through both lyophilized or unlyophilized venous conduits was judged by comparing the number of regenerated vessels and myelinated axons. (97) Conclusion The bigger anastomotic orifice and avoidance the anastomotic stenostomia are the keys of surgical treatment of total anomalous pulmonary venous drainage. (98) Measurement: Prospectiely diagnosed and confirmed symptomatic deep venous thrombosis or pulmonary embolism. (99) Methods 260 patients with permanent central venous catheterization were devided into two groups randomly. 160 patients used CLAVE connector and 100 patients used heparin cap. (100) Hepatic Portal Venous Gas ( HPVG ) is a diagnostic clue in patients suffering from acute abdominal pathology. (101) Methods External valvuloplasty of the femoral vein valve was performed in 26 patients(37 legs) with deep venous valve insufficiency of the legs. (102) Conclution:The period of validity of capreomycin sulfate for venous injection is 3 years. (103) There is an increased risk of deep venous thrombosis of the legs, including the peroneal veins. (104) Predisposing factors leading to SSS thrombosis may be grouped into one of three categories: hypercoagulable state, venous flow disturbance, and in association with infection or inflammation. (105) Objective To investigate the value of color Doppler echocardiography in diagnosing infracardiac total anomalous pulmonary venous drainage (ITAPVD). (106) Objective: To explore the post-operative change of blood flow and surface density of vascular network of the pure venous flap. (107) Therefore, intrathoracic blood volume index appears to be more appropriate for volume management in necrotizing pancreatitis than central venous pressure or hematocrit. (108) Objective To evaluate the efficacy of local injection with pingyangmycin lipiodol emulsion(PLE) to treat superficial venous malformations(VM). (109) Conditions such as Caisson disease and SCD have a strong tendency to involve the venous circulation by reducing venous outflow and causing stasis. (110) Renal cell carcinoma ( RCC ) is potential to involve venous sys - tem and to result in acute varicocele. (111) Cardiac defects included 63 Fallot's Tetralogy, 5 double-outlet of right ventricle, 4 anomalous pulmonary venous and 10 other defects. (112) Methods 16 cases of deep venous thrombosis ( DVT ) were treated with insertion of BNF. (113) Conclusion Posture vena - venous bypass could play a stable part in liver transplantation. (114) Objective To study advantages and disadvantages of the heparin connector and the clave connector for central venous catheterization in tumor patients. (115) Objective To reduce the patients incidence of deep venous thrombosis after extremitas inferior trauma and operation. (116) Methods The clinical data and the interventional treatment results of 32 patients with chronic iliofemoral deep venous thrombosis were retrospectively reviewed and analyzed. (117) Objective To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of surgical thrombectomy for acute deep venous thrombosis of lower extremities. (118) Objective To observe the clinical effect and side effect of continuous venous analgesia(CVA) with butorphanol in the patients undergoing total hip replacement. (119) Methods 5 cases of portion anomalous pulmonary venous drainage were analyzed retrospectively. (120) Excessive sedation, to the point of immobilizing the patient, enhances the risk of venous thrombosis.