Bleeding complications and thrombotic complications
bleeding, thrombotic, thrombotic complications, thrombus, Thrombotic complications, Bleeding, inferior vena cava filter
BLEEDING, SUPERFICIAL FEMORAL VEIN THROMBOSIS, COMPLICATION, THROMBUS, BLEEDING, COMPLICATIONS
The bleeding complication rate in Group 1 dramatically increased compared with those in Group 2 and Group 3 (All patients with bleeding complications had gradual resolution of symptoms after discontinuation of RA/Dalteparin sodium/ASA (Table Bleeding complications among the three groups (n, %)Compared with Group 1, Difference in the thrombotic complication rate between the three groups of patients was not significant (Patients who developed thrombotic complications were invited for vascular surgery consultation and continued the use of RA/Dalteparin sodium/ASA. One patient developing left common femoral vein and superficial femoral vein thrombosis was given placement of an inferior vena cava filter and continued the anticoagulation therapy. After the thrombus gradually disappeared, the inferior vena cava filter was removed (Table Thrombotic complications among the three groups (n, %)