Key result
No clinical data or results are available in the provided text, which consists entirely of the journal's editorial board and masthead information.
Why the study?
Does pre-treatment INR level affect the response to intravenous low dose vitamin K in patients with excessive anticoagulation?
Population
76 excessively anticoagulated patients (representing 95 episodes of excessive anticoagulation)
Comparison
Single dose of intravenous vitamin K (0.5 mg) vs Moderately excessive baseline INR compared to…
Design
Cohort
Follow-up
24 hours
Authors
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May support INR-stratified dosing of low-dose IV vitamin K; hypothesis-generating for randomized confirmation in excessive anticoagulation.
Does pre-treatment INR level affect the response to intravenous low dose vitamin K in patients with excessive anticoagulation?
Pre-treatment INR level significantly affects the response to a single 0.5 mg dose of intravenous vitamin K, suggesting that patients with an INR >10 may require higher or repeated doses.
Shasha et al. (2003) studied excessive anticoagulation. intravenous low dose vitamin K was evaluated. No clinical data or results are available in the provided text, which consists entirely of the journal's editorial board and masthead information.