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Acute right lower limb deep venous thrombosis due to pressure from large adenomyotic uterus-laparoscopic management

In female patients with suspected DVT or PE, other causes, including obstetric and gynaecological reasons, should be considered. Mass effect from benign space occupying lesions, including large uterine fibroids, can result in venous stasis of the lower limbs, leading to venous TE. However, reports of large adenomyotic uterus causing DVT lower limb as a result of pelvic compression are scanty. Adenomyosis is not routinely considered as a risk factor for DVT among young patients and may present sans classical risk factors.