Available data shows that enoxaparin prophylaxis effectively reduces the incidence of venous thromboembolism (VTE) without significantly increasing the risk of bleeding. Despite this evidence, the administration of prophylaxis in trauma patients is often interrupted, especially due to surgical procedures. A recently published American study quantified the correlation between VTE and missed doses of enoxaparin in patients after trauma or major surgery.
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