anticoagulate


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anticoagulate

vt tratar con anticoagulante, anticoagular
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I was covering for another doctor, and a cardiologist rounding at a rehab center called to see if he could anticoagulate a recently discharged patient.
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However, the decision to anticoagulate should be carefully planned out, taking into consideration the individual patient's disease burden and associated comorbidities in order to select the most appropriate treatment option.
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In orthopedics, for example, we are told to "anticoagulate all hip fracture patients," because statistically they are at risk of deep vein thrombosis.
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The tube contains 1.0 mg of K2EDTA, which is sufficient to anticoagulate 250 to 500 [micro]l of skin puncture blood.
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