Would you consider prescribing a JAK inhibitor for a patient with a history of DVT who is on chronic anticoagulation, or would the thrombotic risk deter you?
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Rheumatology · Rheumatology Associates of Long Island
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There is no definitive answer here except to say that most rheumatologists would likely explore and employ all other available options prior to selecting the higher-risk one in this type of patient. But, ultimately, if all other options were exhausted and unsuccessful, you still have a patient with ...
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