Why the study?
Does low-intensity adjusted-dose warfarin prevent mechanical-catheter failure in hemodialysis patients with newly-placed central venous catheters?
Does low-intensity adjusted-dose warfarin prevent mechanical-catheter failure in hemodialysis patients with newly-placed central venous catheters?
Low-intensity adjusted-dose warfarin does not prolong the time to first mechanical-catheter failure in hemodialysis patients with newly placed central venous catheters.
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Low-intensity warfarin shows no benefit for catheter patency in new HD CVCs; does not support routine use and leaves alternative strategies open.
Wilkieson et al. (2011) studied this question.
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