Vascular compression syndromes are a group of medical conditions in which blood vessels are compressed or pinched by surrounding structures, leading to a range of symptoms and health issues. The diagnosis and management of these syndromes have been a topic of debate among medical professionals for many years.

This book provides a comprehensive overview of vascular compression syndromes, including their anatomy and physiology, clinical presentation, diagnostic methods, and available treatments. It discusses the controversies surrounding the existence of these syndromes and provides a critical analysis of research studies on the topic.

The book also includes case studies of patients with vascular compression syndromes and presents treatment outcomes and follow-up. It concludes with recommendations for future research and clinical practice.