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["Good Morning, Doctor, I'm Flying to Australia Next Week!"].

Praxis - 8 Sept 2010

Baldi T, Uthoff H, Stein S D, Jäger K A

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Travel-related venous thromboembolism (VTE) is probably less frequent than previously suspected and becomes relevant when a flight lasts eight hours or more. Usually, general measures such as avoiding constrictive clothing or dehydration and doing gymnastics and walking around in the cabin are sufficient for preventing VTE. Compression stockings can be recommended when risk factors for VTE are present. Low...

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PMID: 20824613
DOI: 10.1024/1661-8157/a000230

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