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Prevention of venous thromboembolism in the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) setting: an evidence-based review.
[heparin-induced thrombocytopenia]
To
review
the
evidence
surrounding
appropriate
prophylaxis
for
venous
thromboembolism
(
VTE
)
in
patients
undergoing
surgery
.
Appropriate
prophylactic
strategies
for
surgical
patients
have
been
defined
in
major
society
guidelines
.
We
review
the
evidence
behind
these
guidelines
in
a
case-based
format
,
including
patients
with
a
high
risk
of
bleeding
,
history
of
heparin-induced
thrombocytopenia
,
obesity
,
and
cancer
.
Selecting
the
most
suitable
means
for
VTE
prophylaxis
includes
evaluating
patient
,
anesthetic
,
and
surgical
factors
.
Nevertheless
,
pharmacologic
VTE
prophylaxis
will
be
appropriate
for
the
vast
majority
of
inpatients
undergoing
surgery
.
Venous
thromboembolism
is
a
serious
but
preventable
complication
of
hospitalization
,
especially
among
surgical
patients
.
Historically
,
it
has
accounted
for
a
high
burden
of
postoperative
morbidity
and
mortality
.
In
the
Enhanced
Recovery
After
Surgery
era
,
our
aim
should
be
no
less
ambitious
than
the
eradication
of
postoperative
VTE
.
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