Case Report
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2023.
World J Clin Cases. Feb 6, 2023; 11(4): 952-961
Published online Feb 6, 2023. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v11.i4.952
Table 1 Before and after are different patients
No.
Ref.
Number of cases
Symptom
Thrombotic events
Treat
Prognosis
1[6]2Papules/multiple painful, papules and; plaques over both legsDVT of the lower extremities, PE, left renal vein thrombosis/dermal microthrombiPrednisolone and anticoagulants/unknownDied/unknown
2[7]1Pain and swelling of both legs accompanied with feverDVT of the lower extremities, PE, portal thrombosis, mesenteric venous thrombosisPrednisone, coumadinImproved
3[8]2Progressive chest pain, cough, hemoptysis, painless right leg swelling and 10 d history of intermittent diarrhea/pain and swelling of right leg, hemoptysisDVT of the right lower extremity, PEAnticoagulant, corticosteroids Improved
4[9]1Shortness of breath, chest pain, digital ischaemiaDVT of the lower extremities, PE, portal vein; thrombus, vena cava thrombusInferior vena cava filter insertion, thrombolysis, prednisolone, anticoagulationImproved
5[10]1Distal lower extremity paresthesias and fatigueCerebral arteriolar thromboembolismMethylprednisoloneDied
6[11]1Headaches, vomiting, a rise in blood pressureSagittal sinus vein thrombosisAnticoagulationDied
7[12]1Fever, respiratory distressRight atrial and ventricular thrombosisAnticoagulationImproved
8[13]2Pain in the left inguinal region/palsy and pain in the right middle fingerThrombus formation from the trunk of the portalvein, superior mesenteric vein, splenic vein, and right hepatic vein to deep veins in the lower extremities/A thrombus of the muscular artery in the subcutaneous regionSplenectomy, prednisolone, anticoagulation/prednisolone, cyclosporin A, prostaglandin E1, the finger was amputatedImproved
9[14]1Left upper abdominal pain, dry cough, a painful, swollen left legDVT of the left lower extremityPrednisolone, anticoagulationImproved
10[15]1Headache, vomitingSuperior sagittal sinus thrombosisAnticoagulationImproved
11[16]1FeverPortal vein thrombosisCorticosteroids, anticoagulationImproved
12[17]1Disorientation, decreased muscle strength in the upper limbs, nonspecific chest painArch of the aorta thrombusCorticosteroids, anticoagulationAggravation
13[18]1Cough, malaise, loss of appetite, and feverDVT of the lower extremities, PE, and both right and left biventricular mural thrombiGlucocorticoidsImproved
14[19]1Swelling in the right parotid glandTransverse and sigmoid sinuses thrombosisMethylprednisoloneDied
15[20]1Fever, hemoptysis, and chest painDVT of the lower extremities, PEDexamethasone, anticoagulationImproved
16[21]3UnknownSuperficial venous thrombophlebitis of the lower extremitiesPrednisone, anticoagulationImproved