[Dental surgery in hemorrhagic diatheses and anticoagulant therapy (author's transl)]

Patients with hemorrhagic diatheses occupy a special position in dental surgical treatment. For hemorrhagic diatheses of vascular origin, no special measures are necessary. The most severe hemorrhagic complications are to be reckoned with in all coagulopathies. Even if the majority of those affected are capable of carrying out substitution therapy for themselves, hospitalization is essential for the most severe types. Local measures cannot be dispensed with, especially in inhibitor hemophilias. Hemorrhage scarcely occurs after tooth extraction in patients on anticoagulant therapy who are adjusted to a Quick value of 25%.