New oral anticoagulants are not administered in the correct dose

New oral anticoagulants are not administered in the correct dose

A study by the RIETE Group notes that at least 15% of patients with anticoagulated VTE do not receive adequate doses   A study carried out by the investigators of the RIETE group shows that treatment with new oral anticoagulants is not being administered in the...
Study analysing anticoagulant treatment in centenarians

Study analysing anticoagulant treatment in centenarians

Their risk of bleeding is lower than in nonagenarians Venous thromboembolism (VTE) can occur in anyone and at any time, but it is more common among older people. As patient age increases, so does the risk of bleeding caused by anticoagulant treatment, so administering...
Thrombosis in the arm causes more complications than in the leg

Thrombosis in the arm causes more complications than in the leg

The presence of a catheter also increases the risk of VTE   Deep venous thrombosis (DVT) usually takes place in the legs, but it can also appear in the upper limbs, in the arms. A recent study from the RIETE registry data, and published in Clinical and Applied...
Cancer and anticoagulant treatment, focus of the 12th VTE Forum

Cancer and anticoagulant treatment, focus of the 12th VTE Forum

One out of three patients with VTE does not receive the appropriate dose More than 350 medical specialists attended the 12th Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Forum that was held in Cuenca last week. Professionals of different VTE-related medical specialties presented new...