The white clot syndrome.
GP Daubert - Journal of Clinical Pharmacy & Therapeutics, 2005 - search.ebscohost.com
GP Daubert
Journal of Clinical Pharmacy & Therapeutics, 2005•search.ebscohost.comThe article comments on the adverse effects of heparin, as well as its association with the
white clot syndrome. In administering heparin types of platelet decrease must be identified.
Despite of its anticoagulation effect heparin could also induce thromboembolic event. The
author suggests that for continued anticoagulation one should try coumadin or hirudin.
white clot syndrome. In administering heparin types of platelet decrease must be identified.
Despite of its anticoagulation effect heparin could also induce thromboembolic event. The
author suggests that for continued anticoagulation one should try coumadin or hirudin.
Abstract
The article comments on the adverse effects of heparin, as well as its association with the white clot syndrome. In administering heparin types of platelet decrease must be identified. Despite of its anticoagulation effect heparin could also induce thromboembolic event. The author suggests that for continued anticoagulation one should try coumadin or hirudin.
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