VTE by Dr Celine T Aquino - Philippine College of Physicians

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So … what IS the problem?VTE is “silent” in the majority of casesMOST hospitalizedpatients have at least onerisk factor for VTEVTE risk increases 260 fold (!)in hospitalized patientsMayo Clin Proc 2001; 76:1102-10CTA
THROMBOSISBLOOD MOVES SLOWEST AT THEPERIPHERY OF THE VEIN…BECOMES STICKY, GATHERINGAT VEIN WALL…COLLECTS IN ONE OR BOTHVENOUS VALVE CUSPS…BECOMES A CLOT THAT CANGROW BIG ENOUGH TOCLOSE OFF A VEINCTA
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Page 5 and 6: ANY “ACTIVATION” OF VIRCHOW’S
Page 7: WHO ARE AT RISK?HYPERCOAGULABILITY*
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Page 14 and 15: Is this problem prevalent ?VTE risk
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Page 18 and 19: How should we approach the problemo
Page 20 and 21: Clinical Scoring System for DVTActi
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