Endovascular Stent-protected Resection of a Large Jugular Vein Aneurysm Containing Thrombus

Zhang, H.Y.; Chai, Dong Zhe; Fu, Weiguo; Wang, Y.Q.; Yang, Jianhong; Yu, Simon C.H.; Zhu, Ting; Dong, Zhihui; Xu, Xiaofei

doi:10.1016/j.ejvsextra.2012.08.005

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“…Endovascular options have also been successfully implemented in rare circumstances. 24,25 Whereas hemangiomas are often included in the differential diagnosis for a neck mass, there has been no cases of a hemangioma within the wall of a venous aneurysm as was described in our second case. Hemangiomas have not been known to be classically associated with IJVAs or to cause lymphadenopathy.…”

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Internal jugular venous aneurysm—A report of two cases with literature review

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Haddi

Lee

2020

Journal of Vascular Surgery Cases, Innovations and Techniques

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Internal jugular venous aneurysm (IJVA) is a rare entity that usually remains asymptomatic with only rare complications. We report two cases of IJVA. Both patients presented with a palpable soft tissue mass in the neck and were found to have IJVA on imaging with associated lymphadenopathy. In both cases, the aneurysms and involved lymph nodes were resected, with the jugular vein being primarily reconstructed. There are only a few case reports involving IJVA, and treatment guidelines are not well established. Whereas nonoperative management is frequently chosen, the most common indication for surgery is cosmetic; both management options have favorable outcomes.

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confidence: 65%