… Ultrasound-guided Sclerotherapy with the Sclerotherapy with Adjunctive Stasis of Efflux (STASE)
Technique was planned for the remaining lesions. Potential advantages and risks were …

… Given that a major risk of sclerotherapy for vascular malformations … techniques that achieve
successful stasis of efflux. One of the most widely used temporary efflux restriction techniques …

… As it is the stasis of blood and dysplastic endothelium that … To reduce efflux of sclerosant from
the lesion, a compression wrap … Sclerotherapy of oral and facial venous malformations with …

… this ongoing consumption of clotting factors due to stasis in the lesion may result in severe
… Virchow's triad including abnormality of the vascular wall, stasis of blood flow, and activation …

… my cause heaviness and edema, due to venous stasis. Pain, due to blood … venous
malformations can be treated by surgical removal, by sclerotherapy, or by interstitial laser technique […

… Identical sclerotherapy technique by the same radiologists was used in both studies. In the …
and medical therapy, such as corticosteroids, vincristine, sirolimus and adjunctive zoledronate…

… Sclerotherapy of a focal intramuscular venous malformation. (a) Coronal MR image (T2-weighted
with fat saturation) of … Adjunctive use of plug embolization of large connecting vein of a …

… work by flattening out the venous lakes or patulous vessels to prevent blood stasis, reducing
… Venous malformations (VMs) that may be better suited to bleomycin sclerotherapy than with …

… studies can serve as adjunctive examinations. Other … -venous malformation, with surrounding
fibroadipose tissue most frequently in the muscles of lower extremities. Sclerotherapy has …

… blood stasis. At this time, the pressure of internal … Additionally, sclerotherapy, surgical
resection and interventional therapy are the main treatment methods for venous malformations. …