【抗凝固薬】DOAC4種類の違い、使い分け

This video explains the four types of DOAC anticoagulants. They are used to treat atrial fibrillation, pulmonary embolism, and deep vein thrombosis, but are you using the four different types? This video explains the differences between the four types of DOACs and how clinicians use them. There are many useful points to keep in mind, so please use this as a reference. DOAC: Direct Oral Anticoagulant Edoxaban: Lixiana® Apixaban: Eliquis® Rivaroxaban: Xarelto® Dabigatran: Pradaxa® ●Video Contents 00:00 Greetings & Video Overview 00:39 Differences Between the Four DOACs 03:14 Difference 1: Early DOACs (Pradaxa) 04:05 Difference 2: High Doses for Pulmonary Embolism and DVT 05:12 Difference 3: Daily Dosage 07:19 Difference 4: Dose Reduction Guidelines 11:5 Today's Summary ●Related Videos [Anticoagulants] Warfarin Indications, Introduction, Adjustments, and Precautions - What to Do When PT-INR Prolongs -    • 【抗凝固薬】ワーファリンの適応、導入・調整・注意点〜PT-INR延長時の対応〜   Palpitations and Control of Atrial Fibrillation in the ER - Verapamil (Vasolan) and Electrical Shock (Defibrillation) -    • 動悸、ERにおける心房細動コントロール〜ベラパミル(ワソラン)、電気ショック(除...   #Anticoagulants #DOACs #Atrial Fibrillation