Introduction
Cardiologist's Perspective - 2:29
AF QUESTION MENU
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What are the key strengths and weaknesses of real-world data compared to data from randomized controlled trials? |
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How would you summarize the key real-world data for DOACs in patients with AF? |
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Overall, what are the key insights from real-world data with DOACs which you find most relevant to clinical practice in treating patients with AF? |
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How would you rank the most important characteristics of an anticoagulant for stroke prevention in AF? What would be your “top 3” and is there a hierarchy of importance? |
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When should we interrupt or restart a DOAC for a procedure in patients with AF? |
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In terms of efficacy, which DOAC(s) would you recommend for use in a patient with AF with a high risk of stroke? |
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How should anticoagulation be managed in a patient with AF who has experienced GI bleeding or is at high risk of bleeding? |
8. |
How does the presence of renal impairment impact your choice of DOAC for stroke prevention in patients with AF? |
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What additional aspects of care should be kept in mind when prescribing anticoagulant therapy for stroke prevention among frail elderly patients with AF? |
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When and how should anticoagulant reversal be handled in patients with AF? |