PPT-Venous Thromboembolic Disease: The Role of Novel Anticoagulants

Grant M Greenberg MD MA MHSA Overview Identify the challenges in diagnosis of Venous Thromboembolic Disease   Diagram current protocolspathways for evaluation and treatment of VTE Review current anticoagulation . Jesse Thomas, RVT. UNC Health Care. Disclosures. No relevant conflicts of interest to declare. Objectives. Review types of wounds. Discuss risk factors. Role of Duplex Imaging. Role as a Technologist. Update: November 2016. . Steven E. Zimmet, MD . RPVI RVT FACPh. President, ABVLM. Disclosures. President, ABVLM. Overview. Background: VLM. Testing of Foundation Knowledge: ABMS specialties. ABVLM . . A Comprehensive Review . Assessment & Management . 1. 2015 AXXESS. UNAUTHORIZED USE IS PROHIBITED. Objectives. 2. Understand Arterial & Venous disease. Understand the etiology of . . lower extremities ulcers. Insufficiency . of the . L. ower Extremity. Physiology & Pathophysiology. S. . . Lakhanpal. . MD, FACS. President & CEO. Center for Vein Restoration. Center . for Vein Restoration has forty centers mostly in the . Dr. . shweta. S. . Phadke. .. CHRONIC VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY. (CVI). CVI. Occurs when the vein valves become dysfunctional and impairs venous blood return.. Affects up to 20% of adults.. By age 50 ~40% of women and 20% of men have significant vein problems.. Harry Ma MD, PhD. Assistant Professor of Surgery. University of Oklahoma. Tulsa, Oklahoma. Department of Surgery. Disclosures. None. Outline and Objectives. Defining chronic venous disease. Clinical manifestations. Epidemiology of VTE. Risks,. Risk Factors. VTE . T. oolkit. Thromboembolic. Disorders . VTE . T. oolkit. Acute . coronary syndrome, ischemic or . cardioembolic. stroke, venous . thromboembolic. disease, acute limb ischemia. 149 149Arterial and venous trauma149Atherosclerosis149Carotid artery disease CAD149Compression disorders149Dialysis accessWhen toPatients who experience any of the following symptoms should Vascular S What are Direct-Acting Oral Anticoagulants DOACsANSWERS by heartTreatments TestscontinuedAdhere to your medication regimen and do not abruptly stop taking your DOACs without 31rst talking with your d S. DR USMAN QURESHI. SURGICAL UNIT-1. 2. presentation outlines. Intoduction. Venous and lymphatic drainage of extermities.. Pathophysiology and Mx of specific venous diseases.. .Varicose vein. and . lymph. . circulation. in . lower. . extremities. J. . H. anáček. . Arterial. . disorders. USG . examination. . of. leg . arteries. Stenosis. . of. . the. . proximal. M. . Shoaib. D/o . Ilaj. bit . Tadbeer. Definition . CVD is a disease of lower limb veins in which venous return is . impaired, by . reflux (backflow), obstruction or calf muscles pump failure.. Anatomy of Lower Limb. ?. That . major bleeding . occurs in about . 6.5% of patients on anticoagulants.. . That’s. . 1 patient in 15. . and commonly, GI Bleeding.. That . 1% . is . fatal bleeding . such as intracranial hemorrhage.. Thromboembolism. Jatheesh mohan. BACKGROUND. Factor . XIa. inhibitors for the prevention and treatment of venous and arterial thromboembolism may be more effective and result in less bleeding than conventional anticoagulants..