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==Overview==
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Presence of a [[thrombophilia|risk factor for thrombosis]] has an impact on the treatment of the patient. Short term anti-coagulation can be successful in the presence of a transient risk factor. Long term anti-coagulation is required in case of a persistent risk factor.


==Overview==
==Risk Factors==
Presence of a risk factor for thrombosis has an impact on the treatment of the patient. Short term anti-coagulation can be successful in the presence of a transient risk factor. Long term anti-coagulation is required in case of a persistent risk factor.
The Thrombosis formation is a phenomenon that can be elicited by various conditions, all of which take effect by means of mechanisms of [[Virchow's triad]]. Blood stasis, endothelial defect or [[hypercoagulability]].  


==Risk factors==
*General
*'''General'''
**Older age
**Older age
**Female gender
**Female gender
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**Immobilization


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*Medical
**Surgery
**Surgery
**[[Congestive heart failure and thrombosis|Heart failure]]
**[[Congestive heart failure and thrombosis|Heart failure]]
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**[[Disseminated intravascular coagulation]]
**[[Disseminated intravascular coagulation]]


*'''Familial'''
*Familial
**[[Antithrombin|Antithrombin III deficiency]]
**[[Antithrombin|Antithrombin III deficiency]]
**[[Protein C deficiency]]/[[Protein S deficiency]]
**[[Protein C deficiency]]/[[Protein S deficiency]]
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**Hypoplasminogenemia
**Hypoplasminogenemia
**Familial homocysteinemia
**Familial homocysteinemia
 
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Overview

Presence of a risk factor for thrombosis has an impact on the treatment of the patient. Short term anti-coagulation can be successful in the presence of a transient risk factor. Long term anti-coagulation is required in case of a persistent risk factor.

Risk Factors

The Thrombosis formation is a phenomenon that can be elicited by various conditions, all of which take effect by means of mechanisms of Virchow's triad. Blood stasis, endothelial defect or hypercoagulability.

References

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