Tag Archives: Oral Anticoagulation

Trombosis y riesgo de sangrado

WOEST 2 | Dual Versus Triple Antithrombotic Scheme in the Real World.

WOEST 2 | Dual Versus Triple Antithrombotic Scheme in the Real World.

The WOEST study found a significant reduction in bleeding complications post PCI with oral anticoagulation indication (OAC) when treating patients with dual antiplatelet therapy (DAPT) vs. the triple antithrombotic scheme. Several randomized studies have shown these results. At present, the guidelines recommend using the triple antithrombotic scheme in patients according to ischemic and bleeding risk. 

Experiencia de la cirugía

Should We Discontinue Anticoagulation Before TAVR?

Against what common sense dictates, continuing oral anticoagulation pre- and post- transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) is safe, according to this article soon to be published in JACC Interventions. There was no increase in hemorrhagic or vascular complications and, paradoxically, those who continued using anticoagulant agents received fewer transfusions that those who did not. A

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