Secondly, a state of hypercoagulability culminates in late gestation and is partly explained by, and well reflected in the highly significant rise in d ‐dimer levels from the first to the third trimester. 5 In this context, any factor shifting the “hemostasis imbalance” is associated with an increased risk of maternal TE.
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COVID-19, Virchow's triad and thromboembolic risk in obese pregnant women.
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