Five Rapid Fire questions at #TC2026: Anticoagulation and superficial thrombophlebitis Suspicion of chronic thromboembolic disease Kidney function and apixaban decisions Diagnostic uncertainty in PE D-dimer in suspected recurrent PE thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference

La prise en charge de l’EP implique une série de décisions : Quelle est la probabilité clinique? Quel examen choisir? Quel est le niveau de risque? Un traitement ambulatoire est-il possible? Quel suivi est nécessaire? thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference Programme en anglais.

PE management involves a sequence of decisions: How likely is PE? Which test is appropriate? How severe is it? Can the patient be treated as an outpatient? What follow-up is needed? Explore current approaches at #TC2026. buff.ly/kPho3LB

How would you manage this patient? The day begins with Thrombosis Morning Report: Anxiety-Provoking Thrombosis Consults, an interactive session where leading thrombosis experts work through challenging real-world cases. Join us in Montréal on November 7. Register: thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference

Maintenant agréée par le Collège Royal. Joignez-vous à nous à Montréal le 7 novembre pour la Conférence annuelle d'éducation 2026 de Thrombosis Canada. Inscription : thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference #ThrombosisCanada #DPC #Thrombose #FormationMédicale

Now Royal College accredited for up to 6.5 MOC credits. Join us in Montréal on November 7 for the 2026 Thrombosis Canada Annual Education Conference.A practical, case-based program for healthcare professionals managing thrombosis cases. Register: thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference

Happy Canada Day 2026 to all of our supporters. We hope that you have a great day, in what ever way that you celebrate it!

Aujourd'hui est la dernière journée pour profiter du tarif préférentiel. Joignez-vous à des collègues de partout au Canada pour le congrès annuel 2026 de Thrombosis Canada. e tarif préférentiel prend fin aujourd'hui. 7 novembre 2026 | Montréal Inscrivez-vous : thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference

Today is the final day to register at the Early Bird rate. Join healthcare professionals from across Canada for Thrombosis Unpacked: Decisions That Matter. Early Bird pricing ends today. November 7, 2026 | Montréal Register now: thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference

Le tarif préférentiel prend fin demain. Vous prévoyez participer au congrès annuel 2026 de Thrombosis Canada à Montréal? C'est le moment de vous inscrire. 7 novembre 2026 | Montréal Inscrivez-vous : thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference À noter : Les présentations seront offertes en anglais.

Early Bird registration ends tomorrow (July1). If you're planning to join us in Montréal this November, now is the time to register. The 2026 Thrombosis Canada Annual Education Conference brings together leading experts from across Canada November 7, 2026 thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference

Should hormone therapy automatically be stopped after a diagnosis of thrombosis? In this clip from CLOT Conversations, Dr. Shannon Bates discusses why the answer is often no, and why individualized decision-making remains critical. Full episode: www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis...

Le tarif préférentiel prend fin le 1er juillet. Vous pensez participer au congrès annuel 2026 de Thrombosis Canada à Montréal? C'est le moment idéal pour réserver votre place. buff.ly/ut1Fj5O À noter : Les présentations seront offertes en anglais.

Early Bird registration ends July 1. If you've been thinking about joining us in Montreal this November, now is a great time to secure your place. Join colleagues from across the country for a day focused on the decisions that matter most in thrombosis care. thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference

Clinical Pearl from CLOT Conversations: "Hormone therapy should not automatically be discontinued following VTE." Dr. Shannon Bates and Dr. Leslie Skeith discuss why continuation of hormone therapy may be appropriate and where discontinuation is not. www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis...

New CLOT Conversations episode! How do estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone influence thrombosis risk? Dr. Leslie Skeith and Dr. Shannon Bates discuss their recent NEJM review and what clinicians need to know. Listen Here: www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis... #Thrombosis #VTE #WomensHealth

Hormone therapy is a common part of clinical care, but not all hormone therapies carry the same thrombosis risk. In this podcast episode, our hosts speak with Dr. Leslie Skeith and Dr. Shannon Bates about their recent @NEJM review on the subject. Listen: www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis...

Rapid-Fire Updates brings together five concise presentations focused on questions clinicians encounter every day. Practical takeaways. Expert faculty. Real-world relevance. November 7, 2026 | Montreal Register: thrombosiscanada.ca/hcp/education/cpd/tc_conference

Five real-world thrombosis challenges at Thrombosis Unpacked: Decisions that Matter. Join colleagues from across Canada for a day of case-based learning, expert discussion and practical thrombosis education. Nov 7, 2026 | Montreal Register: thrombosiscanada.ca/hcp/education/cpd/tc_conference

PTS affects up to 20–50% of patients after DVT. Can endovascular therapy improve outcomes? Dr. Susan Kahn discusses the evidence from the C-TRACT trial. www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis... #Hematology #Thrombosis

“Excellent webinar.” “Helpful expert discussion of complex cases.” “Very practical and directly applicable to practice.” Clinical Challenges in Thrombosis III builds on the highly rated case-based webinar series from Thrombosis Canada. Registration now open. thrombosiscanada.ca/ClinicalChal...

What do you do when thrombosis recurs despite anticoagulation? Clinical Challenges in Thrombosis III explores difficult real-world thrombosis scenarios through expert discussion and practical clinical reasoning. Registration: $35 thrombosiscanada.ca/ClinicalChal...

New Episode! Post-thrombotic syndrome (PTS) remains one of the most common and challenging long-term complications of deep vein thrombosis. We speak with Dr. Susan Kahn about the C-TRACT trial, recently published in @NEJM . Listen now: www.buzzsprout.com/1946680/epis... #Thrombosis

Some thrombosis consults are straightforward, others keep you thinking. The Anxiety-Provoking Thrombosis Consults sessions return to the 2026 Thrombosis Canada Annual Education Conference. Learn more and register: thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference #Thrombosis #MedicalEducation #Hematology

How do you approach anticoagulation in patients with CKD or ESRD? What should you do when recurrent PE is suspected? These are the kinds of practical questions that will be explored at the 2026 Thrombosis Canada Annual Education Conference. Register today: thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference

Registration is now open for Thrombosis Unpacked: Decisions That Matter, the 2026 Thrombosis Canada Annual Education Conference. Practical thrombosis and anticoagulation decision-making focused on difficult real-world clinical care. thrombosiscanada.ca/2026Conference

Clinical Challenges in Thrombosis III builds on the highly rated case-based webinar series from TC. Join leading thrombosis experts for practical discussions on: • Complex anticoagulation decisions • Recurrent thrombosis • Bleeding management in VTE Register: thrombosiscan.info/ClinChall-3

What do you do when thrombosis recurs despite anticoagulation? This webinar will explore real-world thrombosis scenarios through expert discussion and practical clinical reasoning. Designed for clinicians seeking practical, evidence-informed insight. Registration: $35 thrombosiscan.info/ClinChall-3

Complex thrombosis cases rarely have simple answers. Join us for Clinical Challenges in Thrombosis III, an interactive webinar exploring real-world cases in: • Anticoagulation in cancer and obesity • Recurrent thrombosis • Bleeding complications in VTE thrombosiscan.info/ClinChall-3

Team Thrombosis Challenge Halifax is this weekend. Participants are coming together to help raise awareness about blood clots and support Canadians affected by them through Thrombosis Canada.You can help support the Halifax team by making a donation here: thrombosiscanada.ca/Halifax #BlueNose2026