How do Factor Xa Inhibitors Work? (DOAC's)

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Thank you for explaination of these drugs. You said there’s no lab test to monitor these drugs. Just to update, there is a labtest to monitors these drugs called anti-factor Xa assay. I work in the lab and that’s why I stumbled upon your video because I wanted to understand more about Direct Thrombin inhibitors drugs. And thank you so much for your explaination here. You have a great content.

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awesome vid. I would add, for Xarelto, when treating VTE/clot, you have to be mindful because it is contraindicated in patients with CrCl

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Can u do one for Factor XIa inhibitors? :)

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I had a PE in October and the doctors still can’t tell me how I had one due to all my test coming back normal. So this entire process is confusing. I’m still unsure on how I got sick

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When did xarelto get an antidote?

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What is the Dosage in Stoke??

[@zhen5004]

I always have this question but I couldn't answer of my own. for Eliquis indicated for DVT/PE, are those three criteria only applied for Afib indication?

[@DrugChug]

Great question. Short answer: No A patient with Afib is usually on Apixaban lifelong to prevent a clot caused by AFib. But a patient without Afib develops a unprovoked DVT/PE, then they are apixaban for 6months or longer. So Apixaban has multiple indications both with and without AFib

[@zhen5004]

Drug Chug Thanks for replying. Just want to make sure I understand correctly. We will still adjust the dose for patient with DVT/PE( assuming no afib) if he or she meets 2 of the criteria right?

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