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In patients with known risk factor(s) of thrombosis formation with estimated danger in favor of prevention initiation in cost-effect analysis. the prevention process starts by prescribing anti-coagulant and anti-platelet drugs. For instance, the thrombosis prevention pharmacotherapy is routinely administered after major surgical procedures and in patients with hypercoagulability like antiphospholipid syndrome.  


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In patients with known risk factor(s) of thrombosis formation with estimated danger in favor of prevention initiation in cost-effect analysis. the prevention process starts by prescribing anti-coagulant and anti-platelet drugs. For instance, the thrombosis prevention pharmacotherapy is routinely administered after major surgical procedures and in patients with hypercoagulability like antiphospholipid syndrome.

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