Key result
Among 1,101 patients undergoing open heart surgery, 37% required additional heparin doses, reflecting the incidence of heparin resistance.
Why the study?
What is the incidence of heparin resistance in patients undergoing open heart surgery?
Cohort (n=1,101)
What is the incidence of heparin resistance in patients undergoing open heart surgery?
A significant proportion of patients undergoing open heart surgery require additional heparin doses, indicating a notable incidence of heparin resistance.
Heparin resistance occurs in over one-third of open-heart surgery patients; leaves open optimal monitoring and dosing strategies.
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Dilek Kazancı (2013) conducted a cohort in open heart surgery (n=1,101). Heparin resistance was evaluated on Incidence of receiving additional heparin. Among 1,101 patients undergoing open heart surgery, 37% required additional heparin doses, reflecting the incidence of heparin resistance.
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