Diagnosis and Management of Acute Venous …
There are many risk factors for venous thromboembolism, including: Inherited Coagulopathy – patients should be asked about family history of “blood clots,” multiple miscarriages, rheumatic disease, or prior DVT/PE. ... The patient should be informed of potential signs and symptoms of DVT or PE and instructed to return to the clinic should ... ................
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