Risk of blood clots higher with Cushing's vs. other pituitary tumors
The risk of blood clots forming in veins is higher for Cushing's disease patients than those with other pituitary tumors, a U.K. study found.| Cushing's Disease News
After undergoing surgery to remove a pituitary tumor, people with Cushing’s disease face the highest risk of developing dangerous blood clots, a new study has found. This heightened risk — specifically of a complication called deep vein thrombosis (DVT) — is tied to factors such as age, body mass index, and the patients’ underlying abnormal […] The post Cushing’s disease tied to high clot risk after pituitary tumor surgery appeared first on Cushing's Disease News.| Cushing's Disease News – The Web's Daily Resource for Cushing's Disease News
The risk of blood clots forming in veins is higher for Cushing's disease patients than those with other pituitary tumors, a U.K. study found.| Cushing's Disease News
Embalmers the world over are reporting unusual white fibrous clots in their subjects – a growing problem over the past four years. Yet no public or private investigators are taking note – except one. Retired Air Force Major Tom Haviland has spent the last two years surveying embalmers as well as doctors and patients. His ... The post A Silent Epidemic? Embalmers Spot Alarming Trend in Clots appeared first on The New American.| In The Spotlight - The New American
Antibodies targeting the TFAM protein could increase the risk of blood clotting complications in people with lupus, a study found.| Lupus News Today
