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Coágulo en las piernas; TVP; DVT; Tromboembolia; Síndrome posflebítico; Síndrome postrombótico
El médico llevará a cabo un examen físico, el cual puede revelar enrojecimiento, inflamación o sensibilidad en la pierna.
Se pueden realizar los siguientes exámenes:
Se pueden hacer exámenes de sangre para verificar si hay aumento de la posibilidad de coagulación de la sangre (hipercoagulabilidad), tales como:
Esta lista no los incluye a todos.
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