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March 3, 2009Annals of Internal Medicine

Oral Vitamin K Versus Placebo to Correct Excessive Anticoagulation in Patients Receiving Warfarin

Mark Crowther Walter Ageno David García Luqi Wang Dan Witt Nathan P. Clark Mark Blostein Susan R. Kahn Sara K. Vesely Sam Schulman Michael J. Kovacs Marc Rodger Philip S. Wells David R. Anderson J S Ginsberg Rita Selby Sergio Siragusa Mauro Silingardi Mary Beth Dowd Clive Kearon

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Canadian Institutes of Health Research and Italian Ministry of Universities and Research.

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