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3rd April 2024

A 56-year-old lady develops a left leg DVT. No precipitating cause was identified.

A 56-year-old lady develops a left leg DVT. No precipitating cause was identified. She is currently on apixaban and reports no side effects with it. Her past medical history is significant for HTN treated with amlodipine and previous lacunar stroke with no residual sequelae. How long should she take apixaban for? 

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