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Patients with iliac vein compression syndrome (IVCS) usually present to the hospital with left-sided leg edema. We looked for an answer to the question: ''Can iliac vein compression syndrome (IVCS) be predicted with a reliable physical examination test in the differential diagnosis?'' Methods: We tested a new physical examination on patients with only left-sided lower extremity edema. In this physical examination the widest area of the calf point (just below tuberosity of the tibia) and medial malleolus was measured in both legs on the Trendelenburg position at 30°and repeated in standing position. Then the iliac venography was performed.

A New-Proposal Physical Examination Test for Unilateral Lower Extremity Edema