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cord-307862-a082sghm	ten Cate, Hugo	Thrombosis management in times of COVID-19 epidemy; a Dutch perspective	2020-04-20		.txt	text/plain	1229	47	44	At our hospital and many others, the triage of patients suspected from possible COVID-19 infection get a workup including physical examination, routine lab tests and a "blank" computed tomography (CT) scan of the thorax, to exclude the presence of findings suggestive for viral pneumonia. Finally, for all those patients on antithrombotic agents, the risks of bleeding and thrombosis must be weighed even in times of a crisis (certainly with possible drug interactions) and while annual controls of renal function, adherence, assessment of complications and so mostly can be delayed for some time, these checkups should not be abolished altogether, like periodic measurement of blood pressure should not be postponed indefinitely. While in this very intense era of crisis management with its huge impact on all healthcare workers, much attention is correctly directed towards the care for patients with Covid-19 infection, we should find ways to also give attention to the millions of patients at risk of thromboembolism (and bleeding) throughout the world.	./cache/cord-307862-a082sghm.txt	./txt/cord-307862-a082sghm.txt