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WHEN IS IT SAFE TO RESUME ANTICOAGULATION IN TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY?
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Adult traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a significant cause of mortality and morbidity, with increasing cases particularly among the elderly. The document discusses the complexities involved in resuming anticoagulation therapy post-TBI, emphasizing the need for individualized patient assessment. It outlines the risks associated with anticoagulation, including rebleeding, and the varying institutional guidelines that influence clinical decisions. The review aims to provide evidence-based recommendations for best practices in managing anticoagulation in TBI patients.
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