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Serious Surgical Complications of Chronic Anticoagulant Therapy

Publication at Second Faculty of Medicine |
2001

Abstract

Chronic anticoagulant treatment is administered mostly for cardiological reasons. Cumarin derivatires are used in the majority of cases (Warfarin, Pelentan).

It is necessary to monitor this treatment regularly and to control a serious one. The authors discuss several aspects of anticoagulant therapy and possible prevention of the complications.

The importance of the problems is demonstrated on the authors' clinical experience - two cases of haemorrhage after Warfarin administration simulating an acute surgical event.