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[Thrombophilia risk factors evaluation in a group of Italian patients with deep venous thrombosis].

Recenti progressi in medicina - 1 Jan 2000

Valverde Sara, Antico Francesco, Trabuio Ernesto, Basso Daniela, Navaglia Filippo, Orlandini Elisa, Giacomini Alda, Manoni Fabio, Gessoni Gianluca

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UNLABELLED: Venous thrombosis usually results from coexistence of multiple genetic and acquired risk factors with a trigger condition. In this study the authors report their experience in a cohort of Italian patients with previous venous thrombosis. MATERIAL AND METHODS: We considered 292 consecu...

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PMID: 18751613

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