… Such information on new provoking events should be taken into account and the patient’s
bleeding risk and benefit be reconsidered. Many established bleeding schemes are based on …

… , 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 …

… Prophylactic vitamin K for vitamin K deficiency bleeding in neonates. … UBIAD1-deficient
mice fail to thrive. However, these UBIAD1-deficient mice do not develop signs of overt vitamin K …

… 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 …

… the vitamin K antagonist remains unclear. In this review, we reviewed the research, focusing
on the physiology of vitamin K in … bacteria affecting the reaction of the vitamin K antagonist. …

… 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 …

… In other words, we can hypothesize that vitamin K deficiency is the common pathogenetic
link between impaired bone mineralization and vascular calcification. However, some of the …

… Elderly patients who experience a first episode of gastrointestinal bleeding have a high risk
of revisiting the ED for a bleeding episode, with no particular differences between the types …

… , vitamin K dependent factor deficiencies and resistance to treatment supported superwarfarin
poisoning. The fact that there were also other factor deficiencies … disorders: revisited using …

… a state of Vitamin K deficiency, eg increased vitamin K use during acute illness, vitamin K is
… extent for carboxylation of the extrahepatic vitamin K dependent proteins including MGP and …