Indication for OAC
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Regular medical care
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Coagulation service
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Frequency
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Time in therapeutic range
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Frequency
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Time in therapeutic range
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Atrial fibrillation
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66.2% (1,332)
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67.5% (49.3/83.3)
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61.1% (464)
|
75.0% (61.8/77.3)
|
Deep vein thrombosis
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6.1% (123)
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65.2% (46.8/75.3)
|
14.2% (108)
|
75.3% (66.1/85.0)
|
Peripheral vascular bypass surgery
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8.0% (160)
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64.9% (47.1/81.2)
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2.2% (17)
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74.9% (61.8/77.3)
|
Prosthetic heart valve
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9.7% (195)
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42.2% (30.4/68.3)
|
7.4% (56)
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76.8% (63.0/82.8)
|
Pulmonary embolism
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7.7% (154)
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66.5% (50.6/82.6)
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13.3% (101)
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75.5% (64.7/84.7)
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Others*
|
5.0% (100)
|
70.1% (54.3/82.1)
|
5.0% (38)
|
79.2% (59.8/88.0)
|
- Patients can have more than one indication for oral anticoagulation (OAC) with vitamin K antagonist; indication is described in 2,011 of patients in regular medical care and 760 patients in the coagulation service cohort. In coagulation service patients with pre-treatment in regular medical care, information on regular medical care pre-treatment are described within regular medical care cohort (non-disjunct data). Frequency of indication is depicted as relative and absolute frequency. Time in therapeutic range was calculated in patients with at least 4 months of anticoagulation treatment except self-management patients (1,160 patients in regular medical care and 560 patients in coagulation service, respectively). *e.g., cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, Paget-Schrötter disease.