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Postthrombotic syndrome in a 67-year-old man with a remote history of iliofemoral deep vein thromobosis that was not initially managed with compression stockings.
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- Deep vein thrombosis leads to postthrombotic syndrome in many patients
- The pathophysiology of postthrombotic syndrome is unclear
- Patients with postthrombotic syndrome can undergo a deterioration in their quality of life
- Preventive measures include using compression stockings and taking low-molecular-weight heparin for at least 3 months after DVT is diagnosed
- Compression stockings and exercise therapy are first-line treatments for the symptoms of postthrombotic syndrome7
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