How would you manage a patient with family history of protein S deficiency, now with provoked VTE and low protein S?
Answer from: at Academic Institution
Low protein S would need to be checked at the appropriate time.
It should not be checked during acute thrombosis
It should not be checked while the patient is on DOAC
If the provoking factor was estrogen containing contraceptives, testing should not be performed until the patient has been off of ...
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Answer from: Medical Oncologist at Community Practice
I agree with Dr. @Archibald, and I would add that the "family history" can also be derived from situations where family members had thrombosis and were tested at the wrong time. For example: the mother of the patient was tested during the acute thrombotic setting and/or during coumadin therapy when ...
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This was just published: extended treatment with l...