DVT vein therapy
Description
pulled from site's meta descriptionBlood clots or DVT (deep vein thrombosis) affect 2 million people each year. Most individuals with DVT or PE from leg clots are treated with heparin and coumadin. Endovascular therapy can help someone with clot that does not respond to anticoagulation. The pain and swelling from persistent vein obstruction can be safely and effectively treated with minimally invasive therapy by intervenional doctors.
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- bloodclot
- pulmonary
- embolism
- DVT
- hypercoagulable
- venous
- thrombolysis
- venous stents
- heparin
- post-thrombotic
- may-thurner
- iliac compression
- vein compression
- post-phlebitic
- leg swelling
- endovascular
- endovenous
- interventional
- minimally invasive
- deep vein thrombosis
- venous insufficiency
- stasis ulcers
- hypergimentation
- anticoagulation
- chronic DVT