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Hemostasis
Abbildung 1: Schematic representation of primary and secondary hemostasis. Mod. from [1].
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Venous thrombosis
Abbildung 2: Venous thrombosis in the leg. Source: R.
Bauersachs.
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Venous thrombosis
Abbildung 3: Diagnostic algorithm for venous thrombosis in the leg or pulmonary embolism for patients with stable
hemodynamics. Mod. from [German S2 guideline on diagnosing and treating venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, 2010]. (CUS = compression sonography)
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Venous thrombosis
Abbildung 4: Venous thrombosis in the leg shown by compression
sonography (thrombosis in right femoral vein
– VFC). The vein is distended, with non-compressible
diameter (AFC = common femoral artery). Source: B.
Luxembourg.
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VTE - OC
Abbildung 5: Cigarette smoking as risk factor for VTE with use of OCs. Mod from [112].
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BMI - VTE - OC
Abbildung 6: BMI and age as risk factors for VTE with OC use. Weight and age are independent risk factors with additive effect. Mod from [112].
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VTE - COC
Abbildung 7: VTE risk over time following start of COC use. Mod. from [114].
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VTE - OC
Abbildung 8: Influence of short breaks in Pill use on VTE risk. Mod. from [114].
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VTE - OC
Abbildung 9: VTE risk factors with OC use: VTE risk of drospirenone-containing OCs. Mod. from [9].
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VTE risk - Contraceptives
Abbildung 10a,b: Flow diagram for assessing VTE risk (based on family/patient history and thrombophilia tests) in
choice of contraceptive. Source: T. Rabe
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