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anticoagulation hematology management venous breakthrough superficial veins diagnosis echocardiogram extension lowerextremity paced recurrent saphenous tachycardia ultrasound upperextremity ventricular vtach
Lower Extremity Venous Thrombosis - Management and Anatomy Deep - Superficial - Active Bleeding #LowerExtremity #Veins #Venous #Thrombosis
Management and Anatomy ... Deep - Superficial ... #Superficial #Deep ... #VTE #DVT #Hematology ... Anticoagulation #Algorithm
Upper Extremity Venous Thrombosis - Management and Anatomy Deep - Superficial - Catheter Associated #UpperExtremity #Veins #Venous #Thrombosis
Management and Anatomy ... Deep - Superficial ... #Superficial #Deep ... #VTE #DVT #Hematology ... Anticoagulation #Algorithm
Lesser Saphenous Venous Thrombosis on POCUS Treat Lesser & greater saphenous vein thrombus as DVT if close
vein thrombus as DVT ... if close to deep ... #POCUS #clinical ... #ultrasound #VTE ... #DVT
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 Recurrent / Breakthrough DVT During Anticoagulation Subtherapeutic Anticoagulation Hypercoagulable State - Antithrombin deficiency - Hypercoagulability ot
/ Breakthrough DVT ... - MPN/PNH Anatomic ... Breakthrough #Recurrent #DVT ... #VTE #anticoagulation ... #algorithm
Causes of Breakthrough/Extension of Thrombosis and Management Algorithm #Anticoagulation #Breakthrough #Thrombosis #Algorithm #Extension #VTE #DVT #Hematology #Management
Causes of Breakthrough ... /Extension of Thrombosis ... #VTE #DVT #Hematology ... Management #Diagnosis #Differential ... #Causes
Echocardiogram of Ventricular Tachycardia while still being paced. You're asked to emergently echo this patient who developed
This patient has VT ... spikes as well as VT ... patient thrombosed ... Tachycardia #VTach #POCUS ... #Paced #Clinical
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