Venous thromboembolism | Dr. Nishant Sagar | Cardiology | Marrow SS Medicine is now live!

[@baishyakrenuji]

Superb class dr.nishanth sagar

[@santhoshpatil4534]

Enlightening to even those into practice for several years

[@aksh3081]

Wonderful class sir.. really loved it

[@prashanthgadu]

Nice explanation sir 👍.. and Can you explain When exactly we start VKA or NOAC oral medication along with Parental anti coagulation overlap therapy with initial dosage ??

[@vrakeshnair9312]

Top class

[@Metabolism789]

Thoroughly understood your video Sir...(UG here😁)

[@ecgacademy438]

thank u

[@dhanrajhunsridharan]

Awesome class by sir ❤️

[@roshu4557]

Sir is it necessary 2 continue parenteral anticoagulant before starting oral anticoagulant with noac also or only vka?

[@shainabansal6929]

Wonderful session sir

[@santhyas5613]

Sir, how long to continue heparin infusion maintenance dose?

[@jonsnow5929]

The goal is to achieve an international normalized ratio (INR) of 2.0-3.0. The optimum duration of treatment depends on several factors. A minimum of 3 months of oral therapy has been suggested following a first episode of DVT or PE.

[@santhyas5613]

@@jonsnow5929 thank you

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@@jonsnow5929 knows things.

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@@pinksorrel5530 ?? Sorry?

[@georgevarghese3180]

Wrwu of Ortho,forensic,med,opthal?

[@ubiquitous415]

Moodra dei

[@sathyachandrasekar5615]

Nice class sir

[@nishkarsh7868]

If a patient with unstable angina or a non-ST elevation MI (NSTEMI), when an early invasive strategy be used?
Sir answer please

[@ecgacademy438]

An early invasive strategy within 24 h recommended in patients with any high-risk criteria: (Class I)
Diagnosis of NSTEMI.
Dynamic or presumably new contiguous ST/T-segment changes suggesting ongoing ischaemia.
Transient ST-segment elevation.
GRACE risk score >140.
ESC 2020

[@nishkarsh7868]

Thanks

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