Venous thromboembolism | Dr. Nishant Sagar | Cardiology | Marrow SS Medicine is now live!

Venous thromboembolic disorders are frequently encountered clinical scenarios in general, cardiology and critical care practices, and a thorough understanding of the pathophysiology, diagnosis and management in different settings is an essential armament for every clinician. Join cardiologist Dr Nishant Sagar as he explains the aforementioned aspects of this often encountered clinical condition.
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Superb class dr.nishanth sagar

[@aksh3081]

Wonderful class sir.. really loved it

[@prashanthgadu]

Nice explanation sir 👍.. and Can you explain When exactly we start VKA or NOAC oral medication along with Parental anti coagulation overlap therapy with initial dosage ??

[@santhoshpatil4534]

Enlightening to even those into practice for several years

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Top class

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Wrwu of Ortho,forensic,med,opthal?

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Moodra dei

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Awesome class by sir ❤️

[@roshu4557]

Sir is it necessary 2 continue parenteral anticoagulant before starting oral anticoagulant with noac also or only vka?

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Wonderful session sir

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Thoroughly understood your video Sir...(UG here😁)

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thank u

[@santhyas5613]

Sir, how long to continue heparin infusion maintenance dose?

[@jonsnow5929]

The goal is to achieve an international normalized ratio (INR) of 2.0-3.0. The optimum duration of treatment depends on several factors. A minimum of 3 months of oral therapy has been suggested following a first episode of DVT or PE.

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@@jonsnow5929 thank you

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@@pinksorrel5530 ?? Sorry?

[@nishkarsh7868]

If a patient with unstable angina or a non-ST elevation MI (NSTEMI), when an early invasive strategy be used? Sir answer please

[@ecgacademy438]

An early invasive strategy within 24 h recommended in patients with any high-risk criteria: (Class I) Diagnosis of NSTEMI. Dynamic or presumably new contiguous ST/T-segment changes suggesting ongoing ischaemia. Transient ST-segment elevation. GRACE risk score >140. ESC 2020

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Thanks

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Nice class sir

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