Thrombotic Complications
Understanding thrombotic complications Thrombotic complications occur when blood clots form inside blood vessels, disrupting the normal blood flow and potentially leading to serious health problems. They
Hematology Department
The Hematology Department is dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of the whole spectrum of benign and malignant hematological diseases.Specifically: diseases of red blood cells (anaemias and erythrocytoses) , white blood cells (leukaemias, lymphomas, multiple myeloma and others) , platelets (thrombocytoses, thrombocytoses) and the large chapter of blood coagulation disorders (bleeding tendencies, thrombophilia etc.)
Especially in the case of thrombophilia, thrombotic complications are important.For more information click Here.
When should you see a haematologist?
When you have abnormal blood test results and/or when you have various symptoms, the most common being fatigue, weakness, fever, sweating, weight loss, bone pain, bruising, bleeding rashes, and swollen lymph nodes.
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