anticoagulation

There is no evidence to opt for or against the use of anticoagulation therapy.

Clotting problems can occur for which anticoagulation may be needed.

So you will probably need to take anticoagulation therapy such as warfarin.

American guidelines state that the benefit of anticoagulation is not currently established.

In patients at high risk of bleeding, dialysis can be done without anticoagulation.

A lack of such studies helps explain why anticoagulation practice varies widely around the country.

This process of thinning the blood is called anticoagulation.

Therefore, long-term anticoagulation therapy with warfarin may be considered in these patients.

As part of standard therapy, they administered a second anticoagulation drug, heparin.

It should at present, therefore, be reserved for those cases I outlined, where long-term anticoagulation is indicated.

This is the only system available that does not require systemic anticoagulation .

Protein C is a major component in anticoagulation in the human body.

Anticoagulation, which increases the risk of bleeding, might be used in high-risk scenarios.

Use should begin as soon as possible after anticoagulation.

The treatment plan for these patients requires anticoagulation.

Recently, it has been found that some osteonecrosis patients respond to anticoagulation therapies alone.

Presence of genetic thrombophilia may determine the need for anticoagulation therapy.

There is a high risk of massive pulmonary embolism, even under anticoagulation.

In general, the indications for anticoagulation during pregnancy are the same as the general population.

A consensus on the correct anticoagulation regimen during pregnancy is lacking.

Decisions about anticoagulation are difficult and often frightening for patients, who often have little understanding of the potential risks.

He finished with his attempts at anticoagulation therapy.

It also opened a new Anticoagulation Clinic in late October 2008.

An anti-factor Xa activity may be useful for monitoring anticoagulation.

The authors, however, pointed out that anticoagulation was not systematically stopped in patients with a previous history of thrombosis.