Partial occlusion of inferior vena cava with clip of Adams De Weese is now currently performed in cavo-iliac thrombosis. The authors recall technical modalities for inserting clip and they try to bring to light the indications of each modality according to following parameters: upper level thrombosis, state of abdominal cavity, general condition of the patient and researched result: temporary or definitive artial oclusion, with or without associated thrombectomy. In localizations under renal veins, a definitive partial occlusion is indicated by sub-mesocolic way, eventually retro-peritoneal way in case of poor risk; it is a fact that associated thrombectomy will be realized easily, only by transmesenteric and submesocolic way. In localizations above renal veins, the authors think that transpericardiac way which allow temporary occlusion and thrombectomy of retro-hepatic part of vena cava is indicated.
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