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How a Venous Thrombus Becomes Revascularized – ISTH
Sep 30, 2026, 01:51

How a Venous Thrombus Becomes Revascularized – ISTH

International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) shared a post on LinkedIn about a recent article by Magdalena L. Bochenek et al, adding:

“What happens inside a venous thrombus as the body works to restore blood flow?

What can the biology of thrombus resolution teach us about improving recovery after venous thrombosis?

Our upcoming RPTH Journal Research Recap features a deep dive into the recently published paper:

Visualization of new vessel formation during venous thrombus organization using genetic fate mapping.

Tune in to hear directly from the authors as they discuss:

  • How a venous thrombus becomes revascularized
  • What the timing of endothelial cell and pericyte recruitment reveals
  • Why these findings may matter for understanding thrombus resolution
  • How this research could inform future revascularization strategies

Stay tuned for the full conversation and read the paper ahead of time to submit questions.”

Magdalena Bochenek, Postdoctoral Research Associate at University Medical Center Mainz, shared post on LinkedIn:

“Really happy about this findings and that RPTH chose our manuscript for Research Recap!

Thanks also to all of our collaborators!”

Title: Visualization of new vessel formation during venous thrombus organization using genetic fate mapping

Authors: Magdalena L. Bochenek, Julie D. Noorali, Aden Aderajew, Kateryna Moiko, Stefanie Zimmer, Konstantinos Zifkos, Mathias Wagner, Philipp Lurz, Lukas Hobohm, Katrin Schäfer

ISTH

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