International Study with a Greek Twist: One in Five Cancer Patients Is at Risk of Thrombosis - 8% Are Threatened with a Heart Attack or Stroke - iefimerida.gr
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New international study with Greek participation shows that approximately 8% experience arterial thrombosis and another 10% venous thrombosis – Heart attack and stroke among the risks
New international data brings to the fore a risk that has until now been overlooked: arterial thrombosis in cancer patients. Approximately 8% are at risk of suffering an acute coronary event, such as a heart attack, ischemic stroke or thrombosis in the peripheral arteries. If the other 10% who are at risk of venous thrombosis are also taken into account, the percentage reaches approximately 20% - that is, one in five cancer patients is likely t…
New international data brings to the fore a risk that has until now been overlooked: arterial thrombosis in cancer patients. Approximately 8% are at risk of suffering an acute coronary event, ... More
8% are at risk of heart attack or stroke. What an international study with a Greek "color" reports.
New international data brings to the fore a risk that has until now been overlooked: arterial thrombosis in cancer patients. Approximately 8% are at risk of suffering an acute coronary event, such as a heart attack, ischemic stroke, or thrombosis in the peripheral arteries. If the other 10% who are at risk of venous thrombosis are included, the percentage reaches […]
A new study brings to light a risk that has not been at the forefront until now. Arterial thrombosis in cancer patients. Approximately 8% are at risk of ... The article Increased risk of thrombosis in cancer patients – 8% face the possibility of heart attack or stroke was published in NewsIT.
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