- AVF Academy
- EVF-AVF Joint Session: DVT Guidelines and Ulcer Care
EVF-AVF Joint Session: DVT Guidelines and Ulcer Care
2021 Anticoagulation Guidelines for DVT
Stavros Konstantinides presented guidelines recommending direct oral anticoagulants over vitamin K antagonists across all DVT phases, three months of therapy for provoked proximal DVT, and extended anticoagulation for unprovoked DVT after reassessing bleeding risk, often at a reduced dose.
European Guidelines on Early Thrombus Removal
Manj Gohel presented new European guidelines finding early thrombus removal reduces moderate to severe post-thrombotic syndrome only in iliofemoral DVT with low bleeding risk, showing no benefit and more major bleeding for isolated femoropopliteal disease.
Duplex Criteria for Iliac Venous Obstruction
Elna Masuda reviewed duplex parameters for detecting iliac venous obstruction, finding no single measure has adequate sensitivity, though monophasic flow, persistent cephalad flow with Valsalva, and elevated velocity ratios combine with provocative maneuvers to improve detection.
Updating Venous Leg Ulcer Treatment Guidelines
Bill Marston argued existing venous leg ulcer guidelines are outdated, since the EVerEST trial showed early superficial vein ablation speeds healing, and called for new multispecialty guidelines and studies validating perforator ablation and deep venous outflow correction.
Post Tags
- clinical practice guidelines
- direct oral anticoagulants
- Duplex Ultrasound Criteria
- DVT Anticoagulation Guidelines
- Early Thrombus Removal
- Extended Anticoagulation
- Iliac Venous Obstruction
- iliofemoral DVT
- post-thrombotic syndrome
- Superficial Vein Ablation
- Velocity Ratio
- venous leg ulcer show moreshow less

