AW: [HSF] Occluded SVC

[gustavo abuin]

Yes, but there is another option if you don`t want the entire doses. The 
absolute contraindication for the use of rTPA is 10 days after a surgery. I 
will be concerned too and I will use it if the patient worsens its clinical 
status.
But, there is another option using tpa with less doses:
Bolus of 5mg by direct vision of the interventional group.

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Subject: Re: AW: [HSF] Occluded SVC


>I would be reluctant to use TPA in a relatively fresh open heart.
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