Haemoptysis risk in lung cancer associated thrombosis (L-CAT) patients who initiated anticoagulant therapy. - Vienna 2024

Pulmonary embolism: current management and future challenge

Chair(s): Casper Falster, Francis Couturaud

Session type: Oral presentation

Haemoptysis risk in lung cancer associated thrombosis (L-CAT) patients who initiated anticoagulant therapy.

Christophe Marie-Sainte

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Haemoptysis risk in lung cancer associated thrombosis (L-CAT) patients who initiated anticoagulant therapy.

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