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Approaching a patient on novel oral anticoagulants who develops bleeding or requires an urgent surge...

Approaching a patient on novel oral anticoagulants who develops bleeding or requires an urgent surgery

2015-06-05

James Douketis

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Management tips for use of the new oral anticoagulants Prof. James Douketis, from McMaster University, Canada, addresses real-world "what if" scenarios for managing patients on NOACs, such as how to choose the right NOAC, determine if a patient needs a procedure or surgery, understand safety of concomitant drugs, and prescribe off-label use of NOACs.
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