Key result
For patients requiring minor oral surgery procedures, interruption of edoxaban is not generally necessary, whereas discontinuation of the drug should be requested before invasive surgical procedures.
Why the study?
Is interruption of edoxaban necessary for patients undergoing minor oral surgery procedures?
Is interruption of edoxaban necessary for patients undergoing minor oral surgery procedures?
Interruption of edoxaban is generally not necessary for patients undergoing minor oral surgery procedures in primary dental care.
May simplify periprocedural management in dentistry; leaves open bleeding risk with invasive procedures.
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Curto et al. (2017) conducted a review in Patients taking edoxaban requiring dental treatment. Edoxaban was evaluated. For patients requiring minor oral surgery procedures, interruption of edoxaban is not generally necessary, whereas discontinuation of the drug should be requested before invasive surgical procedures.
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