Signs and symptoms for<unk>  are ill-defined and typically follow those of heart failure.<unk>  distinguished<unk>  from the typical heart failure presentation via the engorgement of veins due to congestion without evidence of pulmonary congestion. This is evidence of venous blockage without going into pulmonary circulation and is therefore isolated to the right side of the heart. Case presentations of<unk>  include symptoms of hypertension, ronchi in the lungs, edema, vein distention, and signs of poor perfusion. It is important for there to be no presentation of dyspnea nor pulmonary congestion until it is presumed to be a terminal stage of<unk> .
Bernheim syndrome
Patau syndrome
Weaver syndrome
Feingold syndrome
Patterson syndrome
Larsen syndrome
Takayasu's arteritis
Sotos syndrome