Covid vaccines: How incidents of blood clots can be treated
Blood clots - thromboses - have been a problem for a small number of people following vaccination with the AstraZeneca, and some other, vaccines. Paul Knöbl, a consultant haematologist, and a team of medics in Vienna have worked out the link between vaccination and clot development and they now have a method to treat such clots. He explains how a patient reported symptoms of thromboses and how the treatment was applied.
(An account of his treatment has been published by the specialist Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis.)
Photo: Conceptual illustration of a coronavirus and a blood clot Credit: Getty Images
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