Creation and internal assessment of a nomogram tailored for lymphoma to forecast venous thromboembolism risk: analysis of a retrospective cohort comprising 790 patients - Takeaways - MDSpire

Creation and internal assessment of a nomogram tailored for lymphoma to forecast venous thromboembolism risk: analysis of a retrospective cohort comprising 790 patients

  • By

  • Lili Pan

  • Wenzheng Lin

  • Yanyan Qiu

  • Jinhua Chen

  • Nainong Li

  • Tingbo Liu

  • November 5, 2025

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    Thromboembolism occurs 4 to 7 times more frequently in cancer patients than in the general population, with lymphoma patients at higher risk.

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    A study of 790 lymphoma patients found a 9.75% incidence of thromboembolism, with non-Hodgkin lymphoma patients experiencing higher rates than Hodgkin lymphoma.

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    The study developed a lymphoma-specific nomogram to predict thromboembolism risk, addressing limitations of existing general cancer-associated risk scores.

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    Thromboembolism events were most common after the first cycle of chemotherapy, highlighting the need for timely risk assessment in lymphoma treatment.

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    The study's findings emphasize the importance of tailored thromboprophylaxis strategies for high-risk lymphoma patients to improve outcomes.

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Creation and internal assessment of a nomogram tailored for lymphoma to forecast venous thromboembolism risk: analysis of a retrospective cohort comprising 790 patients

  • by Lili Pan, Wenzheng Lin, Yanyan Qiu, Jinhua Chen, Nainong Li, Tingbo Liu

  • November 5, 2025

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