When do you start anticoagulation in a patient with cardioembolic CVA secondary to new onset atrial fibrillation with hemorrhagic conversion?
Answer from: at Community Practice
Those are great questions and there is no right answer. My general practice is to delay anticoagulation beyond the standard 3-14 days initiation period when there is hemorrhage. I would wait longer if the hemorrhage is parenchymal as opposed to petechial but in both cases, I performed follow up scan...
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at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine I agree with Dr. @Shadi Yaghi. It was not specifie...
at Shaare Zedek Medical Center Agree with the above. @Igor Rybinnik has an excell...
at Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center Depending on how much of a hemorrhagic transformat...
at Columbia University Agree, typically 14 days unless there are other fa...
I agree with Dr. @Shadi Yaghi. It was not specifie...
Agree with the above. @Igor Rybinnik has an excell...
Depending on how much of a hemorrhagic transformat...
Agree, typically 14 days unless there are other fa...