In conclusion, monitoring intravenous UFH infusions with the anti-Xa HA compared to aPTT results in a more ... and fewer laboratory tests and heparin dosage changes. Our results provide additional ...

These variables were collected to assess the ability of aPTT- and anti-Xa HA–based protocols ... included the number of monitoring tests and heparin infusion rate adjustments per 24 hours ...

Background: Consensus on the use of citrate vs.heparin for catheter locking remains elusive, with ongoing controversy. This meta-analysis investigates the efficacy and safety of citrate lock solutions ...

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Heparin is administered either intravenously or subcutaneously ... It works indirectly by stopping the red blood cells from clotting by preventing the “coagulation cascade” that forms blood clots.

Despite advances in anticoagulant therapies, bleeding remains a critical concern.Traditionally, the definition of major ...

Unfortunately, the patient later experienced intermittent melena and heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (HIT), with hemoglobin levels ... Regular and dynamic monitoring of blood routine, liver and renal ...

This patient, however, had an unprovoked left thigh haematoma with an isolated prolonged aPTT effectively excluding senile purpura. Drug-induced bleeding is unlikely. Although on aspirin, he was not ...