Pharmacology - ANTICOAGULANTS & ANTIPLATELET DRUGS (MADE EASY)

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Update: an antidote for apixaban and rivaroxaban is now available: Andexanet alfa. Came out in 2018, one year after this video was uploaded.

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Also, Dabigatran has an antidote, Praxbind

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Idarucizumab a monoclonal antibody

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The overall video was great. I would just like to note that the Mechanism of Action for Fondaparinux is incorrect. Fondaparinux actually binds to Anti-thrombin III and potentiates its selectivity and affinity for Xa. Fondaparinux is in fact Anti-thrombin III mediated which is what distinguishes it from the direct Xa inhibitors (ApiXAban, EdoXAban. RivaroXAban and BetriXAban) which are not Anti-thrombin 3 mediated.

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Thank you for the great video! The reversal agents discovered after this video was made: for apixaban it’s andexanet alfa, and for dabigatran it’s idarucixumab.

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[@SpeedPharmacology]

Correction to MOA - Fondaparinux selectively binds to antithrombin III, thereby potentiating the innate neutralization of activated factor X (Factor Xa) by antithrombin

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under the phosphodiesterase inhibitors, how did we go from increase in cAMP to decrease in ca2+????

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just a quick errata; eloquis/(apixaban), xarelto (rivaroxaban) have an FDA approved reversal agent "Andexxa, the first factor Xa inhibitor antidote indicated for patients treated with rivaroxaban (Xarelto) and apixaban (Eliquis), when reversal of anticoagulation is needed due to life-threatening or uncontrolled bleeding."

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thanks for the awesome explaining! PS: directly after the video in 2018 an antidote for factor 10 inhibitors (rivaroxaban and apixaban) was released named Andexanet Alpha! 🙂

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it is actually an Pseudoreceptor for the drugs that keep them from the Xa factor receptors!

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