Anticoagulation & Thrombolytics: Hemostasis - Lesson 6

An overview of the indications, mechanisms, pharmacology, and side effects of anticoagulants and thrombolytics (including warfarin/Coumadin, the various forms of heparin, and the NOACs/DOACs).
#hematology #pharmacology

[@dr.mukulkanojia]

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[@mj1350]

Just wanted to say thanks for making these videos. I appreciate your ability to break down the topics and how you mix in your own thoughts on these new DOACs.

[@sunving]

Thank you Dr Strong , it took me two day to finish it. You are the best.

[@hikariyannie]

Thank you so much for this series! Please, please do strongly consider completing this informative series hemostasis. Many thanks!

[@StrongMed]

Working on the remaining videos now!

[@FunkyFlutist]

Your lectures are too good ! You put everything in a beautiful systematic presentation , your videos are my go to for any topic about any system. I wish you would do a dedicated set of videos for neurology I have no doubt you know each and every topic in medicine like a genius

[@Ameen.n781]

Thank you so much Dr Eric :)

[@vishveshbhatt463]

Thank You! It has been entertaining and very instructive..

[@liyunhuang3679]

very helpful video. thank you! I was looking for the more lessons you mentioned in the introduction regarding e.g.von villebrand disease but could not find any. please throw a link.

[@asifdawar9302]

Great effort.I would love to know more about the Pharmacogenomics(PGx) and Molecular mechanisms of NOACs

[@SyrianEagleHeart]

Thanks for the amazing videos! Any chance the rest of the Hemostasis lessons will be published soon?

[@skye8823]

Thank you so much
I've learned so much from your video for my tomorrow's presentation

[@majidullah9388]

Great work,
Will be very kind of you if arrange a course like this on immunology.

[@StrongMed]

A complete series on immunology is on my bucket list, but it's a huge commitment to cover the subject well and in as much depth as it deserves. So unfortunately, realistically, I don't think I'll be getting to it for at least a few years.

[@riko2965]

deserves more views!!

[@johnvale2346]

Great videos! Thank you so much! It might be too much to ask, but will the other 6 more videos be released?

[@sunving]

Thanks Dr Strong

[@ishanmewara44]

hi sir,
i wanna know where are your other lectures on hemostasis.

[@mitanshusharma5944]

Very Informativee

[@andresbluebird]

As a footnote: Warfarin is the most commonly used VKA **in the US**. In other areas -Latin America and Spain, for example- acenocumarol is the one commonly used.

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Thanks a lot

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sir..we r in the need of this complete 14 videos

[@StrongMed]

Working on the remaining videos now!

[@sinanasaad1983]

engaging

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[@bn9891]

Why doesnt heparin affect PT...Xa is affected right

[@porcupineinstincts6675]

bcoz Xa leads to Thrombin which is responsible for VIIIa.

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