Abstract
IVIg therapy has potentially been related to arterial and venous therapy. We performed an Ovid review focusing on IVIg and thrombotic events. While a few case reports were reviewed case series and case control studies were particularly reviewed in relation to thrombotic events. Outcomes demonstrate a correlation between underlying cardiovascular risk factors with predominately arterial events which typically occurred within 4-24 hours of infusion. While venous events occurred less commonly they were associated with traditional risk factors and occurred later, typically, 1-7 days following infusion of IVIg. Potential causation of thrombotic events was discussed.
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Flannery, M. T., & Humphrey, D. (2015). Deep venous thrombosis with pulmonary embolism related to IVIg treatment: A case report and literature review. Case Reports in Medicine, 2015. https://doi.org/10.1155/2015/971321
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