View source for LYMPHEDEMA-CLINICAL, VENOUS STASIS

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Clinical features of venous stasis:
<br/>1. Firm, brawny oedema
<br/>2. Hoemosidirin deposition
<br/>3. Varicose veins
<br/>4. Lipodermatosclerosis
<br/>5. Venous eczema
<br/>6. Atrophy blanche
<br/>7. Ankle flare
<br/>8. Champagne bottle legs
<br/>9. Pain releived by elevation


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