Saphenion®: Prophylaxe Venenthrombose mit Aspirin sinnvoll?

Saphenion®: Prophylaxe Venenthrombose mit Aspirin sinnvoll? Ist das Medikament Aspirin (ASS) zur venösen Thromboseprophylaxe oder zur Vermeidung von Arterienverschlüssen 1. Wahl? Schon seit 40 Jahren wird die Bedeutung des Aspirins zur venösen Thromboseprophylaxe intensiv diskutiert. Es wird in den USA  viel empfohlen und ist in Supermärkten frei verkäuflich. In den europäischen Ländern hat Aspirin als Medikament zur Thromboseprophylaxe keine Bedeutung mehr. 
Saphenion®: Is aspirin useful for preventing venous thrombosis? Is aspirin (ASA) the drug of choice for preventing venous thrombosis or arterial occlusion? The importance of aspirin for venous thrombosis prophylaxis has been the subject of intense debate for 40 years. It is widely recommended in the USA and is freely available in supermarkets. In European countries, aspirin is no longer considered a significant medication for thrombosis prophylaxis.

Das Covid-19 High Noon: Thrombose – Lungenembolie

Und wir empfehlen allen Kollegen in Praxis und Klinik die regelmäßige Thromboseprophylaxe für alle (!) Covid-19 – Infizierten über den gesamten Zeitraum der Infektion, unabhängig von Alter und Geschlecht! Diese Empfehlung sollte so lange gelten, bis wir den Mechanismus der Thrombose – / Embolieentstehung bei COVID-19 kennen.
We recommend that all colleagues in private practice and clinics regularly administer thrombosis prophylaxis to all (!) COVID-19 patients throughout the entire period of infection, regardless of age and gender! This recommendation should remain in place until we understand the mechanism of thrombosis/embolism formation in COVID-19.

Saphenion®: Covid-19 and varicose

It is very important to us – as vascular surgeons – to point out that Covid-19 is not the first virus with these significant thromboembolic – sometimes fatal – side effects. There are other risk factors! And in any case, this includes the varicose veins, which are generally not considered so much from a disease perspective. From the point of view of the viral complication, these represent an easy point of attack and are the cause of very rapid thrombosis and embolism.