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Review Case Reports
Adductor canal compression syndrome: a forgotten disease.
- Paolo Sapienza, Elvira Tartaglia, Luigi Venturini, Piero Gallo, and Luca di Marzo.
- Ann Ital Chir. 2014 Jan 1;85(ePub).
AbstractSuperficial femoral vessels entrapped at the level of the adductor canal are rarely described. We first report the case of a young patient who practices professional soccer, affected with superficial femoral vein and artery occlusion due to a hypertrophied vastus medialis and adductor magnus at the Hunter's canal outlet. A careful literature search through MedLine was performed to elucidate the fascinating aspect of this occurrence.
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