… During the first few days of warfarin therapy, prolongation of the prothrombin time primarily
reflects the rapid decline in factor VII. This factor has the shortest half-life (4±6h) of the vitamin …

… function on aspects of warfarin therapy found that of 47 … That being said, the mean TTR
produced from our weekly INR … with less adverse events related to warfarin therapy. A study pub…

… Then patients were seen by a cardiologist and the warfarin dose was adjusted according
to the results. This study included 518 patients who were on warfarin therapy for different …

… [1] The management of warfarin therapy is rather difficult because of its narrow … the mean
TTR values of patients using warfarin and to describe the factors affecting the mean TTR values …

… therapy guided by standard plasma prothrombin times performed on blood samples obtained
by venipuncture versus prothrombin times … or capillary prothrombin times determined every …

… time of patient enrolment. Between September 2011 and January 2014 we enrolled AF patients
undergoing warfarin therapy for … continuous warfarin therapy were excluded. Continuous …

… Warfarin therapy was continued in all … therapy in a patient receiving stable doses of warfarin
resulted in a nearly twofold increase in the British corrected ratio (BCR) of prothrombin times. …

… was resumed within 24 hours of surgery at patients' usual maintenance dose, the mean
time to attaining an INR ≥ 2.0 was 5.1 days. Another cohort study found that resuming …

… TTM in warfarin therapy is of increasing importance, because it could potentially help
identify patient subsets who might be better treated with less burdensome alternative agents. …