respectively vs. 4·10%). The Khorana score was found to be associated with increased risk, as were vascular disease and metastases. We found an association between risk of thrombosis and the use of anticoagulation, accounting for several confounders, including history of thrombosis. Further study is warranted to better determine the drivers of thromboembolic risk and to identify ways to mitigate this risk for patients.
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