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Exam 2 - thrombo disorders Flashcards

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sequence for primary hemostasis

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platelet adhesion, activation, aggregation

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secondary hemostasis

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coagulation cascade that leads to a fibrin clot

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intrinsic pathway

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involves Factors XI, IX–>VIII/X

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extrinsic pathway

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involves TF, Factor VII –>X

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common pathway

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starts with Factor X–>fibrin clot

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4 inhibitors of the coagulation cascade

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AT (antithrombin III), PC (protein C), PS (protein S), PAI (Plasminogen activator inhibitor)

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venous thrombosis

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“red clots”- composition is almost entirely fibrin and erythrocytes with small platelet head; can form in any part of venous system, usually in response to either venous stasis or vascular injury

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3 components of Virchow’s triad

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Vascular injury, stasis, hypercoagulability

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Examples of Venous thrombosis

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DVT, PE

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Arterial thrombosis

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“white clots” - platelets + fibrin in areas of rapid blood flow in response to an injured or abnormal vessel wall

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examples of arterial thrombosis

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MI, CVA, TIA

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Trauma

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Transient

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Major orthopedic surgery

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Transient

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Major medical illness

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Acquired

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Major surgery

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Transient

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Paralysis/immobility

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Acquired

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Obesity

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Acquired

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Varicose veins

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Acquired

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Malignancy

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Acquired

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IBD

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Acquired

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Hormone therapy

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Transient

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Pregnancy

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Transient

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APA syndrome

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Acquired

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Factor V Leiden

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Inherited

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Protein C deficiency

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Inherited

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Protein S deficiency

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Inherited

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Antithrombin III deficiency

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Inherited

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DVT defintion

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thrombus that forms in venous

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PE definition

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an embolism that usually arises from a thrombus in the venous system that dislodges and then lodges in the pulmonary vasculature causing complete or partial obstruction of blood flow

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diagnostic criteria for VTE

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Clinical manifestations, risk factor assessment, objective tests, hyper coagulable work-up

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indications for Hypercoagulable work-up

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<40 y/o and idiopathic

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manifestations of DVT: location

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can occur in any vein (usually lower extremities; distal or proximal (knee)

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manifestations of DVT: Sx

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edema, tenderness, pain, erythema, warmth, often unilateral

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manifestations of DVT: physical exam

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palpable cord, homan’s sign: + if pain behind the knee or calf upon dorsiflexion of the foot

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manifestations of DVT: complications

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Acute: PE, limb viability
Chronic: recurrent VTE, post-thrombotic syndrome

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manifestations of PE: common sx

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chest pain, dyspnea, tachypnea, tachycardia, hemoptysis

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manifestations of PE: other sx (not common)

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palpitations, cough, diaphoresis, low-grade fever, hypotension

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manifestations of PE: ominous signs

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CV collapse (characterized by cyanosis, shock, and oliguria)

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manifestations of PE: complications

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Acute: death, right ventricular dysfunction
Chronic: recurrent VTE, pulmonary HTN, cor pulmonale

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5 etiologies of Cardioembolic stroke

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A.Fib, Heart valve replacement, Recent MI, Left ventricular mural thrombus, Left ventricular dysfunction

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thrombogenicity of types/positions of heart valve replacements

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  1. muliple valves > mitral valve > Aortic valve

2. Caged ball > Single-tilting disk > Bileaflet-tilting disk > Bioprosthetic

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measures alterations in the intrinsic pathway of clotting cascade; used to monitor heparin therapy

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aPTT

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measures EXTRINSIC pathway of clotting cascade and is used to monitor warfarin therapy

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PT

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measures anti-Xa activity and may be used to monitor LMWH and fondaparinux

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Anti-Xa

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measures activity of factors 7-11

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ACT

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manifestations of DVT: complications

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Acute: PE, limb viability
Chronic: recurrent VTE, post-thrombotic syndrome

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manifestations of PE: common sx

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chest pain, dyspnea, tachypnea, tachycardia, hemoptysis

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manifestations of PE: other sx (not common)

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palpitations, cough, diaphoresis, low-grade fever, hypotension

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manifestations of PE: ominous signs

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CV collapse (characterized by cyanosis, shock, and oliguria)

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manifestations of PE: complications

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Acute: death, right ventricular dysfunction
Chronic: recurrent VTE, pulmonary HTN, cor pulmonale

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5 etiologies of Cardioembolic stroke

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A.Fib, Heart valve replacement, Recent MI, Left ventricular mural thrombus, Left ventricular dysfunction

52
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thrombogenicity of types/positions of heart valve replacements

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  1. muliple valves > mitral valve > Aortic valve

2. Caged ball > Single-tilting disk > Bileaflet-tilting disk > Bioprosthetic

53
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measures alterations in the intrinsic pathway of clotting cascade; used to monitor heparin therapy

A

aPTT

54
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measures EXTRINSIC pathway of clotting cascade and is used to monitor warfarin therapy

A

PT

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measures anti-Xa activity and may be used to monitor LMWH and fondaparinux

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Anti-Xa

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measures activity of factors 7-11

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ACT

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Parenteral agents: heparin

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Unfractionted heparin (UFH)

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Parenteral agents: LMWH

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Enoxaparin, Dalteparin, Tinzaparin

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Parenteral agents: Factor Xa inhibitors

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Fondaparinux

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Parenteral agents: Direct thrombin inhibitors

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Lepirudin, Bivalirudin, Desirudin, Argatroban

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Oral agents: Vit. K antagonists

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Warfarin

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Oral agents: Factor Xa inhibitors

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Rivaroxaban, Apixaban

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Oral agents: Direct thrombin inhibitors

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Dabigatran

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Contraindications for anticoagulant therapy

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Active bleeding
hemophilia
severely, uncontrolled HTN
inability to meticulously supervise and monitor (warfarin)

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Risk factors for major bleeding while on anticoagulation therapy

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HTN, Abnormal renal/hepatic fxn, Recent surgery or history of stroke, Bleeding hx, Labile INRs on warfarin tx, Elderly, Drugs or alcohol

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tx recommendation: biosprosthetic valve in aortic position

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Long-term ASA 81mg daily

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tx recommedation: bioprosthetic valve in mitral position

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Warfarin 1st 3 mos (INR 2-3), then long-term ASA 81mg daily

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tx: Mechanical valve in aortic position

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Long-term warfarin (INR 2-3)

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tx: Mechanical valve in mitral position

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Long-term warfarin (INR 2.5-3.5)

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tx: Mechanical valve in both positions

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Long-term warfarin (INR 2.5-3.5)

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Nonpharmacologic measures for prevention of VTE

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Early ambulation: walk in hall 6x/day
IPC: wear compression device up to 18 hrs/day
GCS: graduated compression stockings
IVC filter: invasive, last option, requires insertion of filter to catch a clot that dislodges from a leg vein

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VTE prevention: LD UFH (low dose UFH)

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5000 U SC BID or TID

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Prophylactic dose: Fondaparinux

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2.5mg SC daily

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Prophylactic dose LMWH: Enoxaparin

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30mg SC q 12 H OR

40 mg SC q 24 H

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Prophylactic dose LMWH: Dalteparin

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2500 U or 5000 U SC q 24 H

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Prophylactic dose: Rivaroxaban

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10 mg PO daily

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VTE prevention: ASA

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81-325 mg PO daily

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Prophylaxis: Very low risk general surgery

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Early ambulation

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Prophylaxis: Low risk general surgery

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mechanical prophylaxis (IPC)

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Prophylaxis: Moderate risk general category

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LD UFH, LMWH, or IPC

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Prophylaxis: High risk general surgery

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LD UFH, or LMWH + GCS or IPC

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Prophylaxis: Moderate-High risk general surgery with increased bleeding risk

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mechanical prophylaxis (IPC)

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Prophylaxis:Orthopedic surgery (knee or hip replacement)

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LMWH (preferred), Fondaparinux, Warfarin (INR 2-3), Rivaroxaban, ASA, or IPC.

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Prophylaxis: acutely ill hospitalized medical patients at increased risk of thrombosis

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LD UFH, LMWH, or Fondaparinux

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Acutely ill hospitalized medical patients who are bleeding or at high risk for bleeding

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Mechanical prophylaxis (GCS or IPC)

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Duration of tx of acute coagulation

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minimum of 5 days or until INR stable for 24H (patients transitioned to warfarin tx)

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Drugs used for chronic anticoag

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Warfarin (INR target 2-3), continued LMWH (cancer patients), new: Rivaroxaban for both acute and chronic

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Duration of Chronic anticoag.

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1st VTE, secondary to transient risk factor: 3 mos.
1st VTE, unprovoked: at least 3 mos.
Recurrent VTE: Long-term

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