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418 An intravenous preparation of Chinese ginseng saponins has also been widely studied for its ability to prevent and treat venous thrombosis, similar to Western clot busters. A meta-analysis of 20 randomized controlled trials with a total of 2,336 participants who had undergone orthopedic surgery due to fracture found those given injections containing ginseng saponins had fewer DVTs, lower D-dimer levels, and longer prothrombin and thrombin times
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