Leg Pain, More Than Just A Strain - Page #3
 

Lab Studies:
Normal: CMP, Lipid panel <br>Negative B-HCG <br>CBC: WBC 9.8, Hgb 11.7, Hct 35.2, Plt 212, normal differential <br>Protein S Activity 52 <br>Protein S Antigen 133 <br>Free Protein S Antigen 60 <br>Antithrombin III 92 <br>Prothrombin Mutation negative <br>Factor V Leiden negative

Other Studies:
X-ray: evidence of cam type impingement and flattening of superior acetabulum. <br>Doppler u/s LLE: thrombus in left common femoral vein and greater saphenous vein with occlusion <br>Left LE venogram: occlusive thrombus from origin of left common iliac vein through popliteal vein and short segment of stenosis involving left common iliac vein Photo 1, Photo 2

Consultations:
Hematology/Oncology <br>Interventional Radiology

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