👉 Adoptive veins are veins that have been transplanted from one part of the body to another, usually as a result of surgery or injury. These veins are often taken from a vein in the leg and transferred to a different area, such as the arm, where they may need to be connected to blood vessels to restore blood flow. The goal of vein transplantation is to improve blood circulation and reduce swelling in the recipient's affected area. However, complications can arise during or after the procedure, including infection, blood clots, or failure of the transplanted vein to integrate properly.
