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Future or Investigational Therapies

The field of PTS still holds many unanswered questions that are important targets for more research. Those include

  • fully defining the pathophysiology of PTS, including the role of inflammation and residual thrombus after completion of an appropriate duration of anticoagulant therapy
  • developing a PTS risk prediction model
  • role of thrombolysis ("clot-busting" drugs) in PTS prevention
  • defining the true efficacy of elastic compression stockings for PTS prevention (and if effective, elucidating the minimum compression strength necessary and the optimal timing and duration of compression therapy)
  • whether PTS prevention methods are necessary for patients with asymptomatic or distal DVT
  • additional treatment options for PTS with demonstrated safety and efficacy (compression and pharmacologic therapies)

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