Nicholas G G, Lorenz R P, Botti J J, Chez R A
Surg Gynecol Obstet. 1985 Aug;161(2):133-5.
In this study, none of 25 pregnant women without any past history of venous thromboembolic disease had a positive phleborheogram sometime during their pregnancy or within six weeks post partum. In contrast, zero of ten nonpregnant women, also screened for venous thrombophlebitis, had a positive test finding during the same time interval. No clinical parameters, including weight gain, leg circumference, leg swelling, development of varicose veins, leg pain or use of support stockings, correlated with the occurrence of a positive test result. While there is conflicting evidence from other studies, our data suggest the need for caution in interpreting a positive phleboroheogram as an accurate indicator of thrombophlebitis in pregnant women.
在本研究中，25名既往无静脉血栓栓塞疾病史的孕妇在孕期或产后六周内均未出现静脉血流图阳性。相比之下，10名同样接受静脉血栓性静脉炎筛查的非孕妇在同一时间间隔内均未出现阳性检测结果。包括体重增加、腿围、腿部肿胀、静脉曲张发展、腿痛或使用支撑袜在内的任何临床参数均与阳性检测结果的出现无关。尽管其他研究存在相互矛盾的证据，但我们的数据表明，在将静脉血流图阳性解读为孕妇血栓性静脉炎的准确指标时需要谨慎。
