Venous aneurysm as a clinical problem. General and local complications

Venous system aneurysms appear relatively rarely and are diagnosed even less frequently, especiallyif asymptomatic. Asymptomatic aneurysms are detected during duplex-Doppler studies. Symptomaticaneurysms are often life-threatening. The first part of this paper presents a literature review of this rare disease, and the second part presentsa the material of the cochort of 5 patients underwent surgical treatment due to venous aneurysm and itscomplications. There is no clear standard of treatment for venous aneurysms. The main reasons for this are relativelylow epidemiology, diversity of locations, difficulty in establishing primary and secondary aetiologies,anatomical structure, and the coexistence of concomitant diseases. Given the numerous uncertainties,several factors should be considered when deciding the next steps in treatment