Category: Deep vein thrombosis

There is no specific prevention method for DVT, but maintaining a good lifestyle is the key to reducing its incidence. These include strict smoking cessation, weight control in obese people,…

I. Stagnant venous blood flow Stagnant blood flow, firstly white blood cells and then platelets, can collect in the peripheral layer of blood flow; platelets are deposited on the intima,…

       Lower extremity deep vein thrombosis is the most common clinical peripheral vascular disease in which the blood in the deep vein system clots and forms thrombus due…

　　I. Basic treatment: including bed braking, elevating the affected limb, prohibiting massage and pressure on the affected limb to reduce the chance of pulmonary artery embolism.　　Conservative treatment: including anticoagulation and…

　　Homogenization of thrombus After 1 d of thrombus formation, its surface is covered by endothelium as a new fresh red thrombus. After a certain period of time, the red blood…

　　The annual incidence of venous thromboembolism is about 0.1%, and the incidence increases gradually with age, up to 1% in elderly people over 60 years of age. More than half…

　　Patient: A week ago, half of the body could not move and speech was slurred. I was given an injection and got better. The hospital asked to do an angiogram,…

　　In the course of DVT, platelets first adhere to and accumulate locally in the intima, releasing certain active substances, and at the same time causing further platelet aggregation. As the…

　　1.What is deep vein thrombosis?　　The so-called deep vein thrombosis usually refers to the thrombosis that occurs in the deep veins of human body. The substances that form and dissolve blood…

　　1.Why do antithrombotic drugs have bleeding risk?　　A: Thrombosis is caused by blood clotting, and antithrombotic drugs either melt the blood clot or change the clotting ability of blood to make…