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Most minor deep venous thromboses are asymptomatic do not cause any complications. Occasionally a deep vein thrombosis may lead to one of a number of potentially disabling and life threatening complications; pulmonary embolus (PE), phlegmasia (pronounced fleg-may-see-ah) and phlebitic (pronounced fleh-bih-tick) syndrome.
