… a substantially elevated risk of thromboembolic events in patients with … Both macrovascular
and microvascular thromboses have … in preventing major thromboembolic complications in …

… injury) thrombosis. Emerging evidence points to a previously unrecognized role of some of
the prothrombotic uremic toxins. Here, we provide an overview of thrombosis in CKD and an …

… , but also as other thrombotic events such as deep vein thrombosis, myocardial infarction, or
… patients who have had COVID-19 and thrombotic events. The more data is gathered on the …

… such as the occurrence of thromboembolic events despite … 1 acute infection induced a
hypercoagulable state which along … -19, 7 developed arterial thrombotic events, 5 of which were …

… of prothrombotic milieu irrespective of the oxygen concentrations. Therefore, in view of the
emerging regulatory roles of the inflammasome in thrombosis, this … of thrombotic phenotypes. …

… A history of hypertension, diabetes mellitus, thromboembolic events and heart failure were
… and the authors postulated that a hypercoagulable state related to untreated hyperthyroidism …

… thrombotic protein through the leaky GBM, leading to the apparent haemostatic derangement,
prothrombotic milieu … of which, together with other risk factors of thrombosis (C), lead to the …

… a thrombus and intensive SEC in a TEE is described as thrombogenic milieu. It has been
shown that patients with thrombogenic milieu are at increased risk for thromboembolic events.…

… of thrombotic and inflammatory milieu. Platelet size is determined … Thrombotic potential of
large platelets is higher than small … a higher MPV and a prothrombotic condition (19) . The MPV …

… 1 and tPA, favouring a thrombotic milieu. In contrast, a healthy … particularly effective at
reducing thrombosis potential as the … synthesis/activity of prothrombotic mediators. Furthermore, …