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2023, Number 2

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Rev Hematol Mex 2023; 24 (2)

Management of bleeding in patients with anticoagulant therapy

Ramírez AJM, Alonso GD, Coronado RAA, Norzagaray OF, Sánchez SA, Martínez VMI, Anaya CJ, Arguelles EMF, García MG, Ramírez ADP, Sosa QLS, Osuna DJA, Borjas GC
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Key words:

Anticoagulant therapy, Vitamin K antagonists, Direct acting oral anticoagulants, Heparin, Hemorrhage.

ABSTRACT

Anticoagulant therapy, which includes vitamin K antagonists, direct acting oral anticoagulants, as well as heparin, are associated with distinct major hemorrhage rates. As these drugs are increasingly prescribed, they imply an increased acknowledgment among different medical specialties in the management of different clinical scenarios, indications, contraindications, risk factor associated to bleeding, bleeding and thrombosis risk scores, follow up, transition, as well as the management of anticoagulant associated bleeding, and lastly the ideal moment to restart anticoagulation. Here we present a comprehensive review about management of bleeding in anticoagulated patients.


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