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[Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome In Black African: Clinical And Therapeutic Particularities About One Cas Report]
K G Ayegnon1, G S Irié Bi1, M A Wognin1
1Service des Maladies Cardio-Vasculaires et Thoraciques du CHU de Bouaké.
Abstract:
The authors report a case of a syndrome of KlippelTrenaunay revealed by the venous malformations and osteoalodystrophyof the rightlower limb in the Teaching Hospital of Bouake. Surgery consisted in a vast stripping associated with a right crossectomy. The histological examination of the venous maze was favorable to an angioma. Postoperative outcome was simple. After a drop of 14 months, the patient presents an occasional myalgia arising in the effort. This observation raises the problem of the post-operative evolution of the congenital varicose veins.
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