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From: Percutaneous sclerotherapy for venous malformations in the extremities: clinical outcomes and predictors of patient satisfaction

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A 30-year-old-male with pain, swelling, and dysfunction of the right knee joint. A. The sagittal fat-saturated T2-weighted MR image before treatment shows a lobulated high-intensity mass in the suprapatellar bursa. B. Direct puncture phlebography shows the lesion cavity and the conducting vein (Type 2). Sclerotherapy was performed with 3% polidocanol foam. C. After two sessions, MR imaging shows a decrease in size and signal intensity of the mass. The patient had improvement of symptoms and indicated satisfaction on the questionnaire.

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