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In short, clinical data highlights the high prevalence of NPS and their worsening over the progression of AD ( Pathologies of NPS in AD patients Human macrostructure (CT, MRI) and microstructure imaging (such as diffusion MRI), as well as functional imaging (fMRI), has been applied to investigate the brain changes related to NPS in AD

Introduction palpable, distended, tortuous, subcutaneous veins involved vessels Etiology primary (e.g., primary venous disease) secondary (e.g., previous deep vein thrombosis) congenital (e.g., Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome) Pathogenesis may be due to valve incompetence, leading to venous hypertension Epidemiology risk factors more common in women than in men Presentation Symptoms may be asymptomatic or may describe calf heaviness/swelling Physical exam palpable, distended, tortuous, subcutaneous veins Evaluation Clinical diagnosis Duplex ultrasound Differential Diagnosis Reticular veins Telangiectasias Treatment Compression therapy can accompany leg elevation and exercise Vein ablation therapy Prognosis, Prevention, and Complications Prognosis in untreated patients Complications skin changes/venous ulcers may develop complications after certain procedures
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