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Buss, H.; Caesar, R.; Eckhardt, Th.; Fischer, R.; Hartung, W.; Janssen, W.; Lasch, H. G.; Otto, H. F.; Remmele, W.; Schaefer, H. E.; Schöndorf, T. H.; Stutte, H. J.

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Possible Causes Local Factors and Microthrombotic Embolization1

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“…Overall, however, only a minor role is played by mechanical obstruction, proliferation of tumorous tissue into the veins, and hence tumor cell embolisms, or by prolonged immobilization with hypocirculation and the decreased removal of the products of latent coagulation, resulting in a procoagulant effect [25,30,32,33,60,61]. The infiltration of micrometastases through the bloodstream into the lungs is usually accompanied by microthrombotic embolization [26].…”

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Pulmonary embolism and cancer: Predisposition to venous thrombosis and embolism as a paraneoplastic syndrome

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1989

Journal of Surgical Oncology

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In patients with a malignant primary disease the risk of thromboembolic complication is demonstrably increased. This is undoubtedly attributable to a whole range of factors (multifactorial etiology) which are highlighted in the present synoptic study. In addition to local influences from the tumor, a particular role appears to be played by an increased aggregation of thrombocytes, various tumor cell products, polyglobulism, hypercalcemia, increased release of thrombocinase, microthrombotic embolization, and a decrease in antithrombin III.

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