Prevalence of smoking and other risk factors in patients with deep vein thrombosis

Venous thrombosis is the result of a blood clot in a vein wall inflammatory response followed the thrombosis occurs in the deep veins may cause pulmonary embolism, especially if they feel threatened and will require more attention.
To determine the prevalence of factors, including smoking, surgery, taking certain medications in the disease as a risk factor is present.
The study is a case study includes 71 patients due to inflammation of one or both lower extremity deep venous embolism diagnosis Trmbv to visit hospitals or specialized clinics were tested after testing and the final diagnosis often includes Doppler vascular and D-dimer test was. Memo records in the questionnaire and the data preparation was estimated results through the application spss win.
The prevalence of smokers in this study 31 patients (43.7%) and non-smokers, 40 (53.3%), respectively. According to the results obtained in this study failed intervention alone is seen smoking and other factors also can not be listed as serious and decisive factor in creating effective Mbvlyzm Trmbv then other factors such as genetic blood coagulation disorders should be investigated be.