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Thromboembolie unklarer Ursache: wie lange antikoagulieren?

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Vielfach wird empfohlen, die Dauer der Antikoagulation nach einer ersten tiefen Venenthrombose oder Lungenembolie unklarer Ursache vom D-Dimer-Test abhängig zu machen. Das tatsächliche Rezidivrisiko wurde nun untersucht.

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    Heinrich Holzgreve (Kardiologische Praxis)

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Holzgreve, H. Thromboembolie unklarer Ursache: wie lange antikoagulieren?. CV 15, 50 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15027-015-0606-z

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