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Perioperative anticoagulation and renal disease: an update
Suparna Dutta1, Amir K Jaffer, Barbara A Slawski
1Rush Medical College, Chicago, IL. Suparna_Dutta@Rush.edu.
Abstract:
As our surgical population becomes older and increasingly medically complex, knowledge of the most recent perioperative literature can provide guidance for physicians across multiple specialties caring for the surgical patient. Common issues many clinicians encounter in the perioperative period relate to anticoagulation and renal disease. This article identifies gaps in knowledge for the fields of perioperative anticoagulation, acute kidney injury, and chronic kidney disease and highlights recently published studies on these topics that attempt to fill these gaps and help clinicians provide excellent care for their patients.
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