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Thrombo-embolic complications remain one of major preoccupations of surgery. As well as their treatment, prevention is of even greater importance. Following a discussion of the physiopathology of coagulation in the patient undergoing surgery, the authors study those factors peculiar to urology. Despite the risk of haemorrhage involved in such surgery, 158 patients underwent operation after having received anticoagulants in the form of sub-cutaneous calcium heparinate even before the procedure. The decrease in the number of thrombo-embolic complications appeared to confirm the effectiveness of this therapeutic measure.
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