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Entrapped Inferior Vena Cava Between 2 Lumbar Vertebrae
Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography, 10/01/09
Hwang SS et al. – Inferior vena cava obstruction can have several underlying causes, and its clinical symptoms vary. Although there are several reported cases of traumatic jejunal entrapment between 2 vertebral bodies, there is no report of intervertebral IVC entrapment causing partial IVC obstruction. The authors present the first case of IVC entrapment between 2 vertebral bodies caused by compression fracture of the lumbar spines combined with an injured anterior longitudinal ligament.
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