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Trombofilie: risicofactoren voor veneuze trombo-embolie

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Recent wetenschappelijk onderzoek heeft veel duidelijk gemaakt over erfelijke en verworven risicofactoren voor trombose; veel is echter ook nog niet duidelijk. Met name de praktische consequenties voor de patiënt met trombose of voor de patiënt met trombofilie vragen aandacht. In dit artikel worden de risico's op trombotische complicaties voor deze patiënten besproken en er worden aanbevelingen voor het praktisch handelen bij deze patiënten verstrekt.

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Middeldorp, S. Trombofilie: risicofactoren voor veneuze trombo-embolie. BIJB 20, 398–405 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03059815

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