Mashiah A, Pasik S, David A
Vascular Surgery Unit, Kaplan Hospital, Rehovot, Israel.
J Cardiovasc Surg (Torino). 1989 Mar-Apr;30(2):244-5.
Clinical manifestation of fibromuscular angiodysplasia of the lower extremities is often due to a spastic phase of the arteries, and may be severe enough to present as Raynaud's phenomenon. We describe a 37-year-old woman who suffered for a year from numbness and coldness of the foot and claudication over 30 meters. Angiography revealed fibromuscular angiodysplasia of the left superficial femoral artery, right anterior tibial artery and spastic changes in the peroneal artery. Phenol sympathectomy of the third lumbar ganglion resulted in dramatic relief of symptoms.
下肢纤维肌性血管发育异常的临床表现通常归因于动脉的痉挛期，严重时可能表现为雷诺现象。我们报告一例37岁女性，足部麻木、发凉伴30米以上间歇性跛行1年。血管造影显示左股浅动脉、右胫前动脉纤维肌性血管发育异常，腓动脉痉挛。第三腰神经节酚妥拉明交感神经切除术使症状显著缓解。
