Stasis microangiopathy: from pathogenesis to treatment
Salvino Bilancini , Massimo Lucchi , Marco Ciacciarelli
Vessel Plus ›› 2021, Vol. 5 ›› Issue (1) : 39
Stasis microangiopathy: from pathogenesis to treatment
Stasis microangiopathy includes all the pathological changes in the microcirculation and interstitium due to venous hypertension. Venous valve incompetence occurring in the superficial or deep venous system or in both is the most common cause of venous hypertension, a pathological condition that plays a key role in most or all clinical signs of chronic venous disease, including edema and venous ulcers. The aim of the first and main part of this review is to focus on the various pathogenetic mechanisms of stasis microangiopathy triggered by venous hypertension, including hemodynamic and hemorheological alterations, inflammation, and functional alterations. The rationale underlying the current available treatment options of stasis microangiopathy is mentioned briefly in the second part of the review.
Stasis microangiopathy / microcirculation / venous hypertension / chronic venous disease / venous ulcer
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