… prophylaxis in infancy aims to reduce the risk of vitamin K deficiency bleeding (VKDB),
the consequences of … In: Vitamin K prophylaxis revisited: focus on risk factors (Thesis), 62-66 …

… the vitamin K epoxide reductase complex subunit 1 in the liver. This enzyme catalyzes
the post‐translational modification of vitamin K–dependent proteins. Inhibition of vitamin K …

… indications with vitamin K antagonists (VKA) and with NOAC. … oral anticoagulation with a
vitamin K antagonist is recommended; … Currently, non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulants (…

… warfarin with vitamin K and replacement of coagulation factors (FFP or PCC). This underscores
that the best way to manage bleeding is to prevent serious bleeding from occurring, and …

… Blood Rev 2009;23:49-59. 17 Martín-López JE, Carlos-Gil AM, … Prophylactic vitamin K for
vitamin K deficiency bleeding of … Vitamin K Deficiency Bleeding Revisited. HongKong Journal …

… , vitamin K deficiency is rare in healthy adults [3]. Vitamin K deficiency leads to bleeding
and causes … Due to the rapid metabolism of vitamin K, PT can be a sensitive indicator for …

… vitamin K deficiency likely … vitamin K status in populations. Identified protein biomarkers in
this study may improve understanding of potential health risks of childhood vitamin K deficiency…

… In this study, subclinical vitamin K deficiency was corrected in 15 of 16 patients … vitamin K
deficiency contribute to coagulopathy in ZSD patients, which particularly manifests as bleeding …

… A possible explanation for this apparent paradox may be that during a state of severe
vitamin K deficiency, the intrahepatic vitamin K-dependent carboxylation (activation) of …

… phylloquinone, the primary circulating form of vitamin K, had a statistically nonsignificant 34%
… vitamin K and CVD in people with hypertension, an alternative explanation is that vitamin K …