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Low-dose oral vitamin K therapy for the management of asymptomatic patients with elevated international normalized ratios: a brief review
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- Abstract
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- Is oral vitamin K therapy effective compared with other management approaches?
- What range of INRs should be managed with oral vitamin K therapy?
- What dose of oral vitamin K therapy is most appropriate?
- What is the risk of bleeding or thrombosis if vitamin K is given?
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