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ASHguidelinesAnticoagulation:regimenaccordingtoreferencedprophylaxisandtreatmentstudiesNICEguidelineVenousthromboembolicdiseases:diagnosis, managementandASHClinicalPracticeGuidelinesonVTEPreventionofVTEinSurgicalHospitalizedGuidelinesrecommenddirectoralanticoagulant(DOAC) therapy(apixabanorTheAmericanSocietyofHematology(ASH)haslongrecognizedtheneedforacomprehensivesetofguidelinesforhematologistsandother cliniciansonvenousthromboembolism(VTE),acommonandseriousbloodclottingconditionthatincludesbothdeep-veinthrombosis(DVT)andpulmonary embolism(PE)AccessthefullguidelinesontheBloodAdvancessiteforevidence-basedrecommendationsaboutthetreatmentofdeepveinthrombosisand pulmonaryembolisminpatientswithoutcancerInitialManagementofVTEAfterpublicationofpotentiallypractice-changingclinicaltrials,identifiedthrough ASCO'ssignalsapproachtoupdating,anupdatedsystematicreviewwasperformedfortwoguidelinequestions:perioperativethromboprophylaxisandtreatment ofVTEInpatientswithanunprovokedproximalDVT,extendedanticoagulanttherapy(atleastmonthsandpotentiallyindefinite)ispreferred,whileinpatientswith highbleedingrisk,monthsofanticoagulanttherapyisrecommended[].TheAmericanSocietyofHematologyhasupdatedrecommendationsformanagementof• Therehavebeenmanyrecentclinicalstudiesthatinform/guidetreatmentateachof•ASCOfirstpublishedaVTEguidelinein,6withupdatesin,7,8andDownload thePDFGuidelineImplementationToolsandResourcesTherapeuticoptionsforproximalDVTincludeVKA,LMWHorDOACsThescopeofthe“ AHA/ACC/ACCP/ASPC/NLA/PCNAGuidelinefortheManagementofPatientsWithChronicCoronaryDisease”(referredtohereafterasthe“CCD guideline”)istoprovideanupdatetoandconsolidatenewevidencesincethepublicationofthe“ACCF/AHA/ACP/AATS/PCNA/SCAI/STSGuidelineforthe DiagnosisandpatientswithdeepveinthrombosisandPEintheemergencycaresettingwhoaredeemedlowriskbyeitherthemodifiedHestiacriteriaorsPESI plusclinicaljudgment.Inthisstudy,eligiblepatientsDeepveinthrombosis(DVT)isanobstructivediseasewithhinderingvenousrefluxmechanism.[1]DVTusually involvesthelowerlimbvenoussystem,withclotformationoriginatinginadeepcalfveinandpropagatingproximally[2]Itisacommonvenousthromboembolic (VTE)disorderwithanincidenceofperannually[3]TherateofparticularsiteinvolvementdependsontheanatomicalDownloadthePDFsnapshot,app,pocket guides,andteachingslidesforeasyreferenceanddisseminationTheAmericanSocietyofHematologyhasupdatedrecommendationsformanagementofVTE, whichincludesdeepvenousthrombosis(DVT)andpulmonaryembolism(PE)