Incidence and risk factors for deep vein thrombosis in an Universitary Hospital

  • Flavio Rocha Nerone
  • Altino Ono Moraes
  • Tiago Francisco Meleiro Zubiolo
  • Patrícia Maristela dos Reis Maria
  • Karina Amelia Morikawa
  • Carolina Mywa Tomita
Palavras-chave: venous thromboembolism; risk factors; epidemiology

Resumo

Objetives: Evaluate patients profile admitted with suspected venous
thromboembolism of an university hospital from August/2015 to July/2016 and describe
the therapeutic used. Methods: 42 patients was admitted with clinic suspected and
verifying their confirmation by complementary exams. Epidemiological profile and
treatment was analyzed. Results: 20 patients with diagnose confirmation formed group
A, and group B by 22 patients without confirmation. Group A had 51,65 years old
average, being half female. Obesity was most common risk factor (30%) on this group
followed by varicose veins and infection (25%). The most frequent treatment observed
was low molecular weight heparin plus warfarin (55%). Conclusion: It´s needed to make
a prospective study about risk factors to take out some bias about lack of active research
and failure in recording data. It´s important to extend the number of patients in the study
and develop a protocol to standardize diagnose and treatment at this service.

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Publicado
2022-07-22
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Nerone, F. R., Moraes, A. O., Zubiolo, T. F. M., Maria, P. M. dos R., Morikawa, K. A., & Tomita, C. M. (2022). Incidence and risk factors for deep vein thrombosis in an Universitary Hospital. Journal of Interprofessional Health Education, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.4025/jinterprofhealtheduc.v1i1.64441
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