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left atrial appendage occlusion interesting paper
- interesting overview of different left appendage shapes and which have highest risk of
thrombosis
- surgical exclusion safe especially the atriclip which has very high occlusion rates and no fatalities.
- interesting overview of different left appendage shapes and which have highest risk of
thrombosis
- surgical exclusion safe especially the atriclip which has very high occlusion rates and no fatalities.
MummyLuv
in
AF Association
1 year ago
how good is jakafi?? Pros and cons?
hi everyone I’m about to start taking jakafi due to tomorrow, any input/suggestions for pmf patient like me, with splenomegaly and portal vein
thrombosis
(monthly ligation since march last year), jak2+, dmm3ta+ Hope to get feedback from the community! thanks a bunch!
hi everyone I’m about to start taking jakafi due to tomorrow, any input/suggestions for pmf patient like me, with splenomegaly and portal vein
thrombosis
(monthly ligation since march last year), jak2+, dmm3ta+ Hope to get feedback from the community! thanks a bunch!
Dan39
in
MPN Voice
2 years ago
Mesenteric thrombosis ,biliary stricture
Following a call tonight from our consultant ,we have been warned that due to my Husbands clot getting bigger they are concerned if things get much worse they may not be able to offer him the second transplant he is currently listed for . Things were also made clear that this second op , 13 years from
Following a call tonight from our consultant ,we have been warned that due to my Husbands clot getting bigger they are concerned if things get much worse they may not be able to offer him the second transplant he is currently listed for . Things were also made clear that this second op , 13 years from
Maison2023
in
British Liver Trust
2 years ago
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Surgery and aspirin: what protocol with APS?
I have a diagnosis of Double APS since 2007, with no
thrombosis
and taking 100 daily mg of Aspirin. For the past 2 months I've been following a treatment based on Methylprednisolone infusions (2.5 g) and Oral prednisone (of which I'm currently taking 5 mg. Per day).
I have a diagnosis of Double APS since 2007, with no
thrombosis
and taking 100 daily mg of Aspirin. For the past 2 months I've been following a treatment based on Methylprednisolone infusions (2.5 g) and Oral prednisone (of which I'm currently taking 5 mg. Per day).
luisal
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
1 year ago
Post-infusion pain in arm
MO had him come in for an ultrasound to rule out
thrombosis
/clot in veins (that was fine), and an MRI to look for tissue damage/necrosis.
MO had him come in for an ultrasound to rule out
thrombosis
/clot in veins (that was fine), and an MRI to look for tissue damage/necrosis.
HikerWife
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Am I being stupid by delaying treatment for mild hyperthyroidism when I don't have any symptons?
Perhaps it was just an old age MOT or maybe because their nurse mis-diagnosed
thrombosis
in my leg for arthritis and it was only my breast consultant who raised the alarm for immediate tests to be carried out for
thrombosis
.
Perhaps it was just an old age MOT or maybe because their nurse mis-diagnosed
thrombosis
in my leg for arthritis and it was only my breast consultant who raised the alarm for immediate tests to be carried out for
thrombosis
.
yvonne99
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Deep Vein Thrombosis
hi all well 2023 has started badly for me. I had Covid, for the second time, quite badly at Christmas. Following that I had horrendous pain and swelling in my right leg. After crying with the pain I managed to see a superb young doctor who sent me straight off for a D-Dimar blood test, which showed I
hi all well 2023 has started badly for me. I had Covid, for the second time, quite badly at Christmas. Following that I had horrendous pain and swelling in my right leg. After crying with the pain I managed to see a superb young doctor who sent me straight off for a D-Dimar blood test, which showed I
BK47
in
LUPUS UK
2 years ago
Could hibernating bears help with MPNs?
[/i] https://www.sciencenews.org/article/hibernating-bears-blood-clots While not overtly related to MPNs it is an intriguing thought that there may be another mechanism that could be used to reduce risk of
thrombosis
. This type of base science research can yield substantial benefits.
[/i] https://www.sciencenews.org/article/hibernating-bears-blood-clots While not overtly related to MPNs it is an intriguing thought that there may be another mechanism that could be used to reduce risk of
thrombosis
. This type of base science research can yield substantial benefits.
hunter5582
in
MPN Voice
1 year ago
Low-dose Aspirin.
In fact, a deep-vein
thrombosis
increases the short-term risk of a PCa diagnosis in otherwise healthy men. Also, men with PCa have an increased risk for cardiovascular disease. A risk that only increases with ADT. The appeal of aspirin in PCa is the [u]prevention[/u] of clots.
In fact, a deep-vein
thrombosis
increases the short-term risk of a PCa diagnosis in otherwise healthy men. Also, men with PCa have an increased risk for cardiovascular disease. A risk that only increases with ADT. The appeal of aspirin in PCa is the [u]prevention[/u] of clots.
pca2004
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Baricitinib experiences please. The good, the bad and the ugly (also excellent would be great)
The occurrance of
thrombosis
seems pretty high for instance.
The occurrance of
thrombosis
seems pretty high for instance.
hellykay
in
NRAS
2 years ago
PIP assessment
Hi all, I have a video PIP assessment in a few weeks time and was wondering if anyone had any tips or advice for this? I do not have issues with mobility but suffer with chronic fatigue and pain due to my illness and am signed off work for the foreseeable. Waiting for a multi organ transplant. It
Hi all, I have a video PIP assessment in a few weeks time and was wondering if anyone had any tips or advice for this? I do not have issues with mobility but suffer with chronic fatigue and pain due to my illness and am signed off work for the foreseeable. Waiting for a multi organ transplant. It
GEMMA1991
in
British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Thoughts on MAJIK trial outcomes
Resistant / intolerant patients have an increased risk of
thrombosis
, hemorrhage and disease progression / transformation to PET-MF / AML (although I could not find / understand any quantification to indicate the extent of this risk) 4.
Resistant / intolerant patients have an increased risk of
thrombosis
, hemorrhage and disease progression / transformation to PET-MF / AML (although I could not find / understand any quantification to indicate the extent of this risk) 4.
Ovingite
in
MPN Voice
1 year ago
Am I being stupid by delaying treatment for mild hyperthyroidism when I don't have any symptons?
I am 72 years old and following on from a diagnosis of
thrombosis
in my legs in 2021, for which I am taking 10mg of rivaroxaban, the Doctors at my local Surgery arranged for me to have blood tests which indicated hyperthyrodism.
I am 72 years old and following on from a diagnosis of
thrombosis
in my legs in 2021, for which I am taking 10mg of rivaroxaban, the Doctors at my local Surgery arranged for me to have blood tests which indicated hyperthyrodism.
yvonne99
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
So much confusion so much pain
She developed varacies from the Portal
Thrombosis
. There was a precautionary banding done, while they figured out how to return proper blood flow. While reviewing the options. The mass vanished, the varacies vanished. We thought it was divine intervention.
She developed varacies from the Portal
Thrombosis
. There was a precautionary banding done, while they figured out how to return proper blood flow. While reviewing the options. The mass vanished, the varacies vanished. We thought it was divine intervention.
Wolivere
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
My precious daughter
● In November 2014 my daughter unfortunately suffered from an extremely rare type of stroke - Cerebral Venous Sinus
Thrombosis
. One third of her Superior Sagittal Sinus vein was blocked with a massive clot. She was so lucky to have survived that stroke.
● In November 2014 my daughter unfortunately suffered from an extremely rare type of stroke - Cerebral Venous Sinus
Thrombosis
. One third of her Superior Sagittal Sinus vein was blocked with a massive clot. She was so lucky to have survived that stroke.
Mami77
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Is it really necessary to take Alendronic Acid with these results?
The only other medication I am taking at present is10mg rivaroxaban for the
thrombosis
of the leg (this may have been caused by the Astra Zeneca vaccine) I believe I may have arthritus in one knee.
The only other medication I am taking at present is10mg rivaroxaban for the
thrombosis
of the leg (this may have been caused by the Astra Zeneca vaccine) I believe I may have arthritus in one knee.
NowandAgain
in
Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
11 months ago
Is it really necessary to take Alendronic Acid with these results?
The only other medication I am taking at present is10mg rivaroxaban for the
thrombosis
of the leg (this may have been caused by the Astra Zeneca vaccine) I believe I may have arthritus in one knee.
The only other medication I am taking at present is10mg rivaroxaban for the
thrombosis
of the leg (this may have been caused by the Astra Zeneca vaccine) I believe I may have arthritus in one knee.
NowandAgain
in
PMRGCAuk
11 months ago
Thromboxane & Aspirin
Thromboxane ("thrombo" as in
thrombosis
) in cancer is a result of chronic nuclear factor-kappaB [NFkB] activation. One of the many proteins produced is COX-1, which acts on the omega-6 fatty acid arachidonic acid to generate thromboxane A2. Aspirin is a cox-1 inhibitor.
Thromboxane ("thrombo" as in
thrombosis
) in cancer is a result of chronic nuclear factor-kappaB [NFkB] activation. One of the many proteins produced is COX-1, which acts on the omega-6 fatty acid arachidonic acid to generate thromboxane A2. Aspirin is a cox-1 inhibitor.
pca2004
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
JAK2V617F Allele Burden in Polycythemia Vera: Burden of Proof
The JAK2V617F variant allele frequency (VAF) is a key determinant of outcomes in PV, including
thrombosis
and myelofibrotic progression.
The JAK2V617F variant allele frequency (VAF) is a key determinant of outcomes in PV, including
thrombosis
and myelofibrotic progression.
Manouche
in
MPN Voice
2 years ago
Neutrophil-to-Lymphocyte Ratio May Predict Thrombotic Events in Polycythemia Vera
These were a history of prior
thrombosis
(P <.001), age ≥60 years (P =.004), NLR (P =.025), and fibrinogen level (P =.042).
These were a history of prior
thrombosis
(P <.001), age ≥60 years (P =.004), NLR (P =.025), and fibrinogen level (P =.042).
PhysAssist
in
MPN Voice
2 years ago
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