@IndiaSanofi@SaurabhThukral7 Venous ThromboEmbolism (VTE) is one of the leading preventable cause of death in hospitalised patients. Risk assessment and appropriate thromboprophylaxis in all eligible patients is the need of the hour. Let's keep our eyes open to thrombosis...
Thrombosis is the 2nd leading cause of death among cancer patients after cancer itself. Be vigilant towards #VTE risk. Appropriate thrombo-prophylaxis helps resolve #VTE concerns.
Join us in our quest of marching towards VTE free INDIA #WTDay20@SaurabhThukral7@VijayTalla4
Given the number of #Covid_19 patients admitted in hospitals, its important to know more about #VTE risks.
Thankfully, appropriate thrombo-prophylaxis can help resolve #VTE concerns.
Join us, in our quest to march towards a VTE free INDIA. #WTDay20@SaurabhThukral7@VijayTalla4
Take a minute to share these important resources with your family, friends and colleagues at work. We are in our final countdown to #WTDay20 on October 13. Will you help spread the word? #WorldThrombosisDay#EyesOpenToThrombosis
Some things in life should not be left to chance. Be vigilant towards #VTE risks (#BloodClots eg. from post surgery). Appropriate thrombo-prophylaxis helps resolve VTE concerns. Join us in our quest of marching towards VTE free India #WTDay20@SaurabhThukral7@VijayTalla4
Online @ThrombosisRese1 our study of #PE in 1477 patients with #COVID-19. Overall 5.4% had PE: 16.2% ICU, 3.5% ward. Of note, diagnostic yield was 37%; 43% diagnosed early, PE seen in large and smaller vessels. https://t.co/5CSas4RRfQ @mbwhyte1 @LaraNRoberts1 @isth@ThrombosisUK
Patients with #cancer at an increased risk of developing venous thromboembolism (#VTE) and certain types of cancer are associated with a higher risk of developing #bloodclots.
To learn more about cancer associated thrombosis, visit: https://t.co/duUx5BE71L
The archive of our webinar from April 10, Thrombosis & COVID-19: Canadian Experts Perspective, is now available on our YouTube Channel: https://t.co/8pXtNtbjq3. Hear from @sudeeppappur@AlanBellmd@tsengeric@EddyLang1@DeepaSurya55 and @thrombosiscanada president Dr Jim Douketis
If you are heading to the hospital, ask for a VTE Risk Assessment. Being in the hospital is THE major risk factor for the development of venous thromboembolism (#VTE).
Not sure what to say? Bring this checklist of questions to ask the doctor: https://t.co/RsfREnf7m8
#WTDay20
Sound of Gratitude is wonderful, be it in any language. On occasion of #VTE awareness mth, launching #myclotbuddy to let u express gratitude to those who made a difference with support, guidance & encouragement
@AryaRoopen@IsthPresident@thrombosisday @isccmsociety @VijayTalla4
The national #VTE prevention programme in England shows benefit of systematic VTE prevention driven by mandatory risk assessment.This week's release by @NHSDigital of national VTE indicator shows >20% reduction in adverse outcomes. This approach requires worldwide adoption.