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[Recurrent venous thrombosis].

Abstract

This report is concerned less with the clinical characteristics of recurrent venous thrombosis than with the current revolution in research into its etiology. Progress in knowledge of hemostasis has advanced the diagnosis of venous thrombosis from the risk factor epoch to that of molecular pathology. In this respect, venous thromboembolic disorder constitutes a particularly stimulating model for increasing understanding of vascular diseases.

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J N Fiessinger. 1984. [Recurrent venous thrombosis].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6527075/

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