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Table 3 Antithrombotic medication prescription distribution

From: Influence of compliance to antithrombotic agents on perioperative morbidity and mortality

 

Adherence to guidelines

Justification

Total

No

Yes

Sclerosis of arterial system and left heart

Venous system and right heart

 

N

%

N

%

N

%

Total

223

100.00%

366

100.00%

356

233

589

100.00%

No treatment

0

0.00%

26

7.10%

0

26

26

4.40%

Acenocoumarol

18

8.10%

20

5.50%

35

3

38

6.50%

Acetylsalicylic acid

150

67.30%

228

62.30%

186

192

378

64.20%

Acetylsalicylic acid + dipyridamole

0

0.00%

1

0.30%

0

1

1

0.20%

Apixaban

11

4.90%

13

3.60%

24

0

24

4.10%

Clopidogrel

11

4.90%

13

3.60%

24

0

24

4.10%

Dabigatran

3

1.30%

5

1.40%

8

0

8

1.40%

Edoxaban

1

0.40%

3

0.80%

4

0

4

0.70%

Enoxaparin

13

5.80%

33

9.00%

36

10

46

7.80%

Unfractionated heparin

1

0.40%

3

0.80%

4

0

4

0.70%

Nadroparin

1

0.40%

1

0.30%

2

0

2

0.30%

Rivaroxaban

8

3.60%

17

4.60%

25

0

25

4.20%

Tinzaparin

6

2.70%

3

0.80%

8

1

9

1.50%

  1. Sclerosis of the arterial system and left heart: Cerebral or coronary infarction, carotid atheroma, venous system, and right heart: Deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism
  2. No treatment: The patient was supposed to take a treatment a long time before the surgery but has stopped on his own a long time before also. The patient’s medical file stated that the patient should take aspirin as primary prevention and the patient chose of his own accord to stop the treatment long before surgery. In this case, there was no change in the patient not taking the treatment