… warfarin therapy is often summarized by the time patients spend within the therapeutic
range (percent time in therapeutic range… of complications during warfarin therapy has been …

… Maximizing time within the therapeutic range—ie, an international … This time in therapeutic
range (TTR) is a commonly used quality measure for anticoagulation therapy with warfarin. …

… lation management much easier, their cost and limited (so far) indications suggest we will
be dealing with warfarin for some time to come. Moreover, the history of post-marketing drug …

… by maximizing the time in therapeutic range (TTR) which for most patients requiring warfarin
is an … outcome of clinical effectiveness and safety of warfarin, and is used extensively as an …

… on patients with AF on warfarin were in a therapeutic range (INR 2-3), resulting in a median
patient-level TTR of 68%. Time in therapeutic range varied across the patient population, …

… ’s warfarin management in patients with poor quality of anticoagulation therapy (Time in the
Therapeutic Range… fibrillation (AF) and without stable dose of warfarin (TTR < 50%, based on …

… warfarin therapy depends on the target treatment level during the therapy, ie, time in therapeutic
range … level during warfarin therapy. This means that TTR markedly affects the efficacy of …

… of warfarin, initiation of warfarin therapy, maintenance of … starting warfarin therapy was
associated with a shorter time … greater percentage of time that INR values were therapeutic. …

… Background Anticoagulation therapy with warfarin is highly … intervention (PI) on the time
in therapeutic range (TTR) of a … of PI to improve TTR values in patients treated with warfarin. …

… with warfarin arms with times in therapeutic range (TTRs) of … of well-managed warfarin therapy
in patients with nonvalvular AF… A total of 40 449 patients starting warfarin therapy owing to …