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Empowering Cancer Patients: Understanding and Preventing Thrombosis

Cancer patients face numerous challenges on their journey, and one often overlooked concern is the increased risk of...
Author ICTHIC Editorial OfficeAuthor Anna FalangaPosted on 21 February 202330 November 2023

How does clinical thrombosis presentation affect illness perception in patients with cancer-associated thrombosis?

Although thrombosis is the second cause of death in patients with cancer, after cancer itself, most of these patients...
Author ICTHIC Editorial OfficePosted on 14 February 2023

Cancer-associated Thrombosis: Assessing and Addressing Unmet Needs and Inequalities in Patient Education and Awareness

The Problem The estimated incidence of cancer-associated thrombosis (CAT) is increasing over time and ranges from 1.6%...
Author Marcello Di NisioAuthor Nicola PoterePosted on 20 January 202321 September 2023

Summary ESMO Clinical Practice Guideline for the management of venous thromboembolism in cancer patients

Venous thromboembolism (VTE) is the second cause of death in people with cancer, after cancer itself. Cancer and VTE...
Author ICTHIC Editorial OfficeAuthor Anna FalangaPosted on 15 January 202314 February 2023

DEBATE: Should VTE treatment continue beyond six months? The evidence behind the decision to continue anticoagulation

During the 11th ICTHIC, Agnes YY Lee and Marcello Di Nisio debated whether anticoagulation treatment should be...
Author ICTHIC Editorial OfficePosted on 21 August 202223 August 2022

DEBATE: Should VTE treatment continue beyond 6 months? Evidence supporting anticoagulation discontinuation

During the 11th ICTHIC, Agnes YY Lee and Marcello Di Nisio debated whether anticoagulation treatment should be...
Author ICTHIC Editorial OfficePosted on 10 August 202223 August 2022

Venus thromboembolism and risk stratification and hematological malignancies

In recent years, the incidence of venous thromboembolism (VTE) has been rising in patients with cancer. A Danish cohort...
Author ICTHIC Editorial OfficePosted on 28 June 20221 July 2022

Diagnosis, screening, and prevention of cancer-associated thrombosis

The tight association between malignancies and hypercoagulation was highlighted almost a century ago by the...
Author ICTHIC Editorial OfficePosted on 24 June 2022

PODCAST. Building a CAT Clinic: Real-World Systems Approaches to Prevention and Treatment. Waiting for ICTHIC 2022

Cancer-associated thrombosis (CAT) is an important and increasingly common complication of cancer and cancer...
Author ICTHIC Editorial OfficeAuthor Alok KhoranaPosted on 14 June 202229 September 2022

How to improve patient’s awareness about the risk of cancer-associated thrombosis

Although patients with cancer have a four-to-five-fold increased risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE) compared with the...
Author ICTHIC Editorial OfficePosted on 16 May 202225 May 2022

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