… [1] [13] [14] [15] [16] According to these considerations, we review the clinical impact of
inherited thrombophilia and its implications for prevention and treatment of VTE. …

… history of high-risk thrombophilia, or personal history of … inherited thrombophilia is determined
by history of venous thromboembolism, type and associated risk of inherited thrombophilia, …

… More recently, inherited thrombophilia has … , inherited thrombophilia produces an increased
risk of VTE, particularly during puerperium. Moreover it is well established that thrombophilic …

… pregnant women with asymptomatic inherited thrombophilia have a significantly increased
risk of VTE particularly if they have a positive family history of VTE or severe thrombophilia (ie …

… Accordingly, the search of the aforementioned inherited abnormalities is the only panel … of
inherited thrombophilias (8-12). However, many experts consider testing for thrombophilia to …

… Here we focus on the role of inherited thrombophilia, not discussing the role of thrombophilic
… from the interaction between an inadequate dietary habit and an inherited predisposition. …

… be a result of inherited thrombophilia caused by vessel occlusions. However, a recent report
also observes a selective advantage of thrombophilic mutations for embryonic implantation. …

… between hereditary thrombophilia and VTE, the implications of thrombophilia screening
for everyday clinical practice remain uncertain. The most common inherited thrombophilias (FV …

… Here I share my perspective of how the field of inherited thrombophilia … intriguing aspects
of inherited thrombophilia that could be … the clinical implications for thrombophilic individuals. …

… Although screening for thrombophilia in … thrombophilia status should alter treatment decisions.
The purpose of this review is to discuss the mechanisms by which inherited thrombophilia …