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See Latest ArticlesUsing Thrombophilia Testing to Determine Anticoagulation Duration in Pediatric Thrombosis is not Cost-Effective
The Journal of Pediatrics, 07/01/09
O'Brien SH et al. - Universal thrombophilia testing after a first episode of thrombosis is not cost-effective when used solely to determine anticoagulation duration. Therefore, a full panel of thrombophilia studies does not need to be an automatic response at the time of any deep venous thrombosis diagnoses.
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