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Warfarin therapy in the elderly
1Cardiac Department, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Foresterhill.
British Journal of Hospital Medicine
|April 3, 1994
The use of anticoagulation in the elderly is increasing. Although several studies show that elderly patients are at greater risk of anticoagulant-associated haemorrhage, most studies suggest that there is no increased risk if the international normalized ratio is well controlled.
The use of anticoagulation in the elderly is increasing. Although several studies show that elderly patients are at greater risk of anticoagulant-associated haemorrhage, most studies suggest that there is no increased risk if the international normalized ratio is well controlled.