How To Anticoagulate Patients In The Hospital (The Only Video You Need!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- How do you choose what blood thinner to put your patient on? What's the difference between prophylactic and therapeutic anticoagulation? These are all important topics that I will cover in this video for medical students, interns, and residents!
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Rural ED doctor here - your online lectures are some of the best I’ve come across. Short, clear, relevant. Keep them coming.
Really liked the way you broke this down and categorized the different medications. Anticoagulation has always been a bit of a jumbled blur for me, so this helps a lot
thank you for your residency videos, Dr.! Please keem 'em coming! You rock!
Lucid explanation. Just wanted to add that Rivaroxaban also should be dosed/ avoided based on CrCl and the condition. Also it is avoided in Child Pugh class B and C
This is amazing stuff. I love your channels and your videos. I am a PGY1 and your videos are helping me a lot. I hope you keep making more videos.
Hey Dr Conan, great videos and I'm already in love with your channel. Is there any proof that rivaroxaban is less effective than apixaban or has a higher risk of thrombosis? And why don't we just dose it bid?
Good question why we don't dose it bid, I'm actually not sure on that! There are definitely several studies showing that rivaroxaban is less effective at stroke prevention than apixaban and also associated with higher rates of GI bleeding, here's just a couple: www.acc.org/Latest-in-Cardiology/Journal-Scans/2021/10/21/19/36/Rivaroxaban-Is-Associated-With-Higher#:~:text=Rivaroxaban%20demonstrated%20higher%20rates%20of,overall%20GI%20bleeding%20(3.2%20vs. and www.pennmedicine.org/news/news-releases/2022/october/stroke-clot-risk-halved-when-apixaban-taken-versus-rivaroxaban
In my institution, weight is also a factor we look at when considering apixaban vs. rivaroxaban. Leaning more towards rivaroxaban when BMI starts increasing above 30.
What's the thought process behind this?
Great video! Can you make a video on step 2ck? Tips? Personally what you would've done differently? Thank you!
Love your videos! they are so helpful!
Thanks so much!
I love your videos usually
But this one, i think you made a mistake stating that most patients will need dvt prophy
As if you go by padua , a high precentage will not need dvt prophy
5:00 this is not accurate. if you are using eliquis for therapeutic purposes, you stick with standard therapeutic dosing regardless of renal function
Thank you for the clarification! Yes I think the renal function dosing is mainly for prevention of clots in afib, I definitely should have mentioned that in the video!