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Epidemiological profile of venous thrombosis in the Mexican Republic from 2016 to 2018.

OBJECTIVE
This study aims to analyze the probability of an increase in mortality due to venous thrombosis of the lower limbs (VTLL), and it´s relation to days of hospital stay.


MATERIALS AND METHODS
We included all hospital records of patients with thrombosis in the lower limbs as main diagnosis from open access national datasets, we obtained epidemiological description of diagnosis, length of stay and mortality.


RESULTS
Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) constituted 69% (1223/1785) of cases. From all the patients registered, 47 (2.63%) died. The highest mortality rate was observed in older adults, and patients with a longer hospital stay.


CONCLUSIONS
Patients diagnosed with DVT, who endure a longer hospital stay, face a major risk of death.