National Blood Clot Alliance/LinkedIn
Nov 15, 2025, 15:41
Thrombectomy Rates Rise 700% Nationwide
National Blood Clot Alliance posted on LinkedIn:
“New research shows how quickly blood clot treatment is evolving.
A national study found that thrombectomies, or procedures to remove pulmonary emboli from the lungs, have increased more than 700% since 2017.
Experts say this sharp rise reflects major improvements in technology that now make these minimally invasive treatments safer and more effective than they were a decade ago.
Most of these procedures are now done in outpatient hospital settings, reflecting how treatment for blood clots is becoming less invasive and more accessible.
Have you undergone a thrombectomy procedure? If so, what was your experience like? Sound off in the comments!
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