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The article contains an analysis of the results of prevention of venous thrombembolism (up to 35 days) in patients with fractures of their femoral and tibial bones, who were subjected to osteosynthesis. Two groups of patients were compared: the 1st was recommended to take Clexane, the 2nd one took Rivaroxaban (Xarelto(R)). In outpatient conditions, the prevention of venous thrombembolism lasted in 12.5 % of patients from the 1st group, and in 70.8 % from the 2nd one.

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  • The article contains an analysis of the results of prevention of venous thrombembolism in patients with fractures of their femoral and tibial bones, who were subjected to osteosynthesis

  • The prevention of venous thrombembolism lasted in 12.5% of patients from the 1st group, and in 70.8% from the 2nd one

  • Во второй группе профилактику проводили с применением ривароксабана («Ксарелто®») per os в дозе 10 мг, 1 раз в сутки с момента поступления больного в стационар

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The article contains an analysis of the results of prevention of venous thrombembolism (up to 35 days) in patients with fractures of their femoral and tibial bones, who were subjected to osteosynthesis. У 1-й групі в амбулаторних умовах профілактика венозних тромбоемболій тривала у 12,5% пацієнтів, у 2-й групі — у 70,8%. Ключевые слова: ривароксабан, переломы бедренной кости, переломы костей голени, тромбоз глубоких вен, тромбоэмболия легочной артерии

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