?What are the main risk factors associated with venous thrombosis

Main risk factors include immobility (such as prolonged bed rest or long flights), surgery, trauma, obesity, hormonal contraceptives, pregnancy, cancer, inherited thrombophilia, and acquired conditions like antiphospholipid syndrome.

? How does arterial thrombosis differ from venous thrombosis in terms of clinical presentation and management

Arterial thrombosis typically presents with acute symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath, limb ischemia, or stroke, whereas venous thrombosis often presents with swelling, pain, and redness in the affected limb. Management of arterial thrombosis involves antiplatelet therapy and revascularization procedures, while venous thrombosis is managed with anticoagulation therapy to prevent extension and recurrence.

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GENERAL PATHOLOGY II EDEMA EFFUSIONS HYPEREMIA CONGESTION II CHAP 4 II ROBBINS 10TH EDITION

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