This comment is true as far as it goes LMWH would certainly be better than unfractionated heparin in most cases. I think giving short shift to the Dorax is a serious deficiency. Using DOACs enables you to briefly observe the patient in the emergency department to send them home with lower risk, pulmonary embolism and almost all other VT’s with quite significant safety as has been previously proven and numerous studies.
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March 23, 2025
David McClellanThis comment is true as far as it goes LMWH would certainly be better than unfractionated heparin in most cases. I think giving short shift to the Dorax is a serious deficiency. Using DOACs enables you to briefly observe the patient in the emergency department to send them home with lower risk, pulmonary embolism and almost all other VT’s with quite significant safety as has been previously proven and numerous studies.