BMJ · 1994 · 55 citations · 11 references
MedicineOncologyPediatricsInfant HealthNeonatologyPediatric OncologyDeep Vein ThrombosisVitamin K DeficiencyVitamin K TherapyVitamin SupplementationControl Group DesignDeep Venous Thrombosis ScreeningInfant Vitamin SupplementationIntravenous Vitamin K AdministrationMatched Control GroupNewborn Physical ExaminationOral Vitamin K AdministrationVitamin K Deficiency Treatment
Cancer is often seen in patients with deep venous thrombosis * This study shows that cancer is five times more commonly diagnosed within six months after deep venous thrombosis than a control group matched for age and sex * Most of the cancers were easily detected by routinemethods (history, physical examination, and laboratory tests) * Extensive screening of the 1383 patients with deep venous thrombosis would have resulted in beneficial earlier diagnosis in only two patients * Extensive screening of patients with deep venous thrombosis does not seem cost effective
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Childhood cancer, intramuscular vitamin K, and pethidine given during labour.
Jean Golding, R Greenwood, Karen Birmingham et al. · BMJ · 1992 · 344 citations · Full text
Medicine, Child Health, Oncology +14