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Recurrent leg ulcers and arterial thrombosis in a 33-year-old homozygous variant of antithrombin.

American journal of hematology - 1 Apr 2001

Shimizu K, Toriyama F, Ogawa F, Katayama I, Okajima K

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We report here a homozygous variant case of antithrombin (AT) associated with arterial thrombosis and recurrent leg ulcers. The deep vein thrombosis was recognized by the venogram of his pelvic veins. His leg ulcers were scattered around his left ankle and accompanied by lipodermatosclerosis, which was evident in venous insufficiency. The propositus had developed cerebral infarction 12 years prior to his leg...

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PMID: 11279641
DOI: 10.1002/ajh.1059

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