Pautas de manejo de trombosis venosa en miembros inferiores según la sociedad europea de cirugía vascular 2021.
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Trombosis venosa profunda, Tromboembolismo venoso, Embolismo pulmonar, Ecografía por compresión de dos o tres puntos, Ecografía de toda la pierna, Síndrome antifosfolípidico, Abuso de sustancias, Heparina no fraccionada, Antagonista de la vitamina k, Heparina bajo peso molecular, Anticoagulantes orales directosResumen
La trombosis venosa profunda (TVP), es provocada por un trombo de fibrina el cual reduce el aporte sanguíneo a los tejidos circundantes. Dentro de las complicaciones reportadas en la literatura encontramos eventos embólicos pulmonares (EP), los cuales, una vez generados, desarrollan grandes repercusiones en la sobrevida de quien las padece. El diagnóstico se realiza de manera multidisciplinaria, utilizando medidas como el puntaje de Wells, medición de dímero D, venografía computarizada entre otros. La Sociedad Europea de Cirugía vascular en su guía de práctica clínica 2021, nos menciona la manera adecuada de realizar el diagnóstico, teniendo en cuenta los factores de riesgo, la clasificación según el factor desencadenante y las imágenes actualmente disponibles. Así mismo nos indica el tratamiento que se debe ofrecer en base a la localización del trombo y que medidas farmacológicas y no farmacológicas se pueden optar en diferentes escenarios clínicos. En la siguiente revisión se destacan los aspectos claves y más relevantes a tener en cuenta para el manejo de los pacientes con esta entidad.
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