Nine patients undergoing surgery lasting more than 45 minutes were included in the study. They received weekly anti-thromboembolic treatment with parnaparin (INN). Patients did not present thromboembolic complications following clinical and instrumental examination. Blood loss remained within the norm and no collateral effects were observed.
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