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The psychological impact of testing for thrombophilia: a systematic review.
Journal of thrombosis and haemostasis : JTH - 1 Jul 2008
Cohn D M, Vansenne F, Kaptein A A, De Borgie C A J M, Middeldorp S
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BACKGROUND: Nowadays, large numbers of patients are tested for thrombophilia, even though the benefits of this strategy remain unclear. A potential disadvantage of this predominantly genetic testing is the psychological impact, including fear, depression and worry. OBJECTIVES: To systematically review studies that determined the nature and extent of the psychological impact of testing for thrombophilia....
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