INATE - the thrombosis (DVT and PE) resource for patients and professionals

Updates to the Patients' site

To help you educate your patients about thrombosis, visit the patient information section of the INATE website: a comprehensive source of thrombosis information for patients.
New in this section: Professor Greer provides a layman's introduction to risks of VTE during pregnancy, including specific treatment and safety issues related to both pregnancy and the treatment of VTE during preganancy.
For more information on the duration of treatment

About thrombosis
Are you at risk of thrombosis? What are the symptoms of thrombosis? Click here to learn more about this disease and its prevention and treatment.
Go to About thrombosis

In-depth explanations
Do you need specific information about thrombosis? Read the in-depth explanations to learn more about thrombosis and air travel, post-thrombotic syndrome, length of treatment and more.
Go to In-depth explanations

Clinical problems answered
International experts share their experience of managing VTE by commenting on a case from daily clinical practice. All clinical cases are reviewed by at least two Core Group members adhering to an evidence-based process.
Go to Clinical problems answered

Lectures on thrombosis
View and download lectures on optimizing thromboprophylaxis in at-risk medical patients, presented by international experts at the VTE Experts' Meetings 2004. This collection also includes lectures on many other topics, ranging from diagnosis, prophylaxis, and etiology to women's health.
Go to Lectures on thrombosis

Search	help

	Patients
	New information on thrombosis
	Professionals
	Useful updates on VTE resources

What is INATE?
An international, multidisciplinary website, aimed at healthcare professionals and patients, dedicated to the use of clinical evidence and real-world experience to improve the management of venous thromboembolism (VTE). Go to What is INATE?

We want your feedback!
User feedback is a key factor in how we develop this site in the future. Please send any comments or questions to INATE.

INATE is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from