A study of risk factors of chronic venous insufficiency and its association with features suggestive of preceding or present deep venous thrombosis
Conclusions: Clinical or subclinical DVT, an important cause of CVI, may not always be seen on ultrasound, especially after resolution. However, they may have the presence of blood parameters (Factor V and hyperhomocysteinemia) suggestive of DVT; these can be used as proxy markers for the current or previous DVT.
Source: Indian Journal of Dermatology - Category: Dermatology Authors: Ram H Malkani Rusina Karia Sneh Thadani Source Type: research
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