Clinical manifestations of heterozygous AT-III deficiency (such as thrombotic episodes before age 40) may occur in association with:

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Heterozygous AT-III deficiency can increase the risk of clotting and thrombotic episodes, which can be triggered by surgery, pregnancy, oral contraceptives, and trauma. Therefore, all of the above options are possible clinical manifestations of the condition.

Clinical Manifestations of Heterozygous AT-III Deficiency (Such as Thrombotic Episodes