Article

Spontaneous arterial thrombosis in children.

Hamilton Civic Hospital Research Centre, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
Journal of Pediatrics (impact factor: 4.11). 02/1999; 134(1):110-2. pp.110-2
Source: PubMed

ABSTRACT Spontaneous peripheral artery thrombosis in children is rare. We present 2 cases, in both of which the diagnosis was delayed. Acute arterial insufficiency should be considered in children who have clinical symptoms of leg pain, pallor, and reduced pulses. Angiography is the gold standard to confirm or exclude the diagnosis.

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Keywords

leg pain
 
pulses
 
Spontaneous peripheral artery thrombosis
 

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