Observations on Prevention and Diagnosis of Anaemia in Pregnancy

Abstract

for an average period of three years after their first attendance at hospital. The results of treatment are analysed, showing that claudication in a large number of patients remained unchanged or improved on conservative treatment only. Angina and coronary thrombosis were common during the follow-up period, and the general mortality of this atherosclerotic group -is high. The position of long-term anticoagulant therapy is discussed.