Spontaneus rupture of the left venous angle aneurysm - a case report

Introduction. Upper extremity venous aneurysms and of the neck are rare, unlike lower aneurysms. Only a few cases upper have been described in literature. The aim study was to find best way treat region. Case Report. A 40-year-old female patient reported Emergency Center due swelling supraclavicular Color Doppler ultrasonography performed saccular subclavian aneurysm found, at junction with internal jugular vein, signs rupture presenting locoregional hematoma spillage measuring 19 x 13 mm. Complete laboratory tests were performed, followed by computed tomography phlebography, where partially thrombosed angle between vein maximum diameter 25 hospitalized treated conservatively. Six days after onset symptoms, magnetic resonance phlebography which did not show previously left angle. Three months control showed an region again, 20 Conclusion. Clinical examination color ultrasound should certainly be first-line diagnosis, while gold standard for monitoring. Asymptomatic mild symptoms