Thrombosis Canada/X
Jul 26, 2025, 15:05
Beyond the Needle: The BUTTERFLY Study Eases LMWH Burden
Thrombosis Canada recently shared on X:
“The psychological and physical burden of daily LMWH injections is significant for many patients. On our new episode, Dr. Emma Leitinger discusses the BUTTERFLY study, which explores using a subcutaneous catheter to reduce the pain, bruising, and needle phobia of LMWH therapy.”
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