Waveform information in both common femoral veins

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Venous exam is ordered and you obtain this waveform information in both common femoral veins. All veins considered fully compressible with no additional findings. Describe waveform. Is the patient complaint related to venous disease? What can cause chronic lower extremity swelling?

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