Transcatheter aspiration: the key to successful percutaneous treatment of deep venous thrombosis?
The primary axial veins and their tributaries can be rapidly cleared of thrombus by using thrombolysis with transcatheter aspiration, but this procedure is associated with the risk of pulmonary embolism.
Inflammatory signs are more frequent in EOA than in non-EOA, not only in erosive joints but also in non-erosive joints, suggesting an underlying systemic cause for erosive evolution.