Get to know the non-Vitamin K oral anticoagulants, as The Curbsiders discuss these novel medications and other changes associated with the updated 2016 CHEST guidelines for anticoagulation.
SPARCtool – Atrial Fib Stroke Risk Tool
A great starting point for learning the NOACs
An indepth review article and summary of the new oral anticoagulants
Updated CHEST guidelines 2016
The original HAS-BLED article
A few articles that tell us bleeding related to falls are overestimated by physicians
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A few things on this one. Overall great show. I learn something every time. But, please don't record in the bathroom anymore. The acoustics really are lousy. Second, a substantial PE is below the segmental arteries. Main PA>>segmental PA. Just like trachea>>mainstem bronchi>>segmental bronchi.
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