Antoine Lepillier - Where are the patients? At Gastroenterology: bleedings on NOAC

Posted on 03-02-17

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NOACs have a lower intra-cranial bleeding risk than Vitamine K antagonist. Yet, gastro-intestinal bleeding is higher. Therefore, are patients with recurrent GI-bleeds on NOAC candidate for left atrial appendage occlusion?

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