Aetiology
Other specified injury of femoral vein at hip or thigh level can be caused by a traumatic event such as a fall, a motor vehicle accident, or a sports injury. It can also be caused by medical procedures such as a hip replacement, or a femoral artery catheterization.
Diagnosis
Diagnosis of Other specified injury of femoral vein at hip or thigh level is usually made based on a physical examination, imaging studies, and a vascular ultrasound.
Differential diagnosis
Other possible causes of this condition include an embolism, a thrombus, a lymphatic obstruction, or a deep vein thrombosis.
Treatment
Treatment of Other specified injury of femoral vein at hip or thigh level may include anticoagulation therapy, surgical repair, or a combination of both.
Prognosis
Prognosis of Other specified injury of femoral vein at hip or thigh level depends on the type and severity of the injury. Generally, the prognosis is good if the injury is treated promptly and appropriately.