[Topical treatment of bleeding post removed teeth in patients with prosthetic heart valves whose receiving long-term of oral anticoagulant therapy].
Bogumił Lewandowski
Abstract
Bogumił Lewandowski
Abstract
Removed teeth in patients receiving long-term oral anticoagulant drugs there are all the time live insure, very important and controversial problem in stomatological practice. Continuation of anticoagulation oral drugs exposure the patients so long haemorrhage while withdraw anticoagulant therapy to induce the risk of thromboembolism. The investigation were in 53 patients with prosthetic heart valves whose treated oral anticoagulant agents. The all patients have removed teeth without withdraw anticoagulant therapy. TachoComb administrated in alveoli post extraction teeth. The hemorrhage were in 4 (7.54%) cause.
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Removed teeth in patients receiving long-term oral anticoagulant drugs there are all the time live insure, very important and controversial problem in stomatological practice. Continuation of anticoagulation oral drugs exposure the patients so long haemorrhage while withdraw anticoagulant therapy to induce the risk of thromboembolism. The investigation were in 53 patients with prosthetic heart valves whose treated oral anticoagulant agents. The all patients have removed teeth without withdraw anticoagulant therapy. TachoComb administrated in alveoli post extraction teeth. The hemorrhage were in 4 (7.54%) cause.
Key concepts: Medicine, Oral anticoagulant, Anticoagulant therapy, Anticoagulant, Surgery, Dentistry, Warfarin, Internal medicine