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May 25, 2026, 14:57
Rupam Manna: Approach and Management of Deep Vein Thrombosis in Cancer
Rupam Manna, Postdoctoral Student – DrNB Medical Oncology at National Board of Examinations, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) in Oncology is more than just a clot — it reflects the profound hypercoagulable state created by cancer itself.
From Virchow’s triad to modern anticoagulation strategies, understanding cancer-associated thrombosis is essential for every oncologist and physician.
- Always suspect DVT in any cancer patient with new unilateral swelling.
- Balance thrombosis risk against bleeding risk carefully.
- Early recognition saves lives.
Key concepts covered:
- Why cancer causes thrombosis
- High-risk cancers and drugs
- Diagnosis and Doppler approach
- LMWH vs DOACs
- Duration of anticoagulation
- Special situations: thrombocytopenia, brain mets, incidental PE and DVT”
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