vitamin K antagonist (Warfarin) treatment of coronary artery disease
Mechanism of action :
Factors responsible for the formation of clots need vitamin K through a process that includes several steps, the most important of which is carboscylic acid, which is added to the series of factors, the most important of which are (II, VII, IX, X) to activate them, make a clot and block the arteries. Vitamin K epoxied by warfarin must be stopped and reduced because it is too long What is not present will not cause an increase in the carboxylic acid.
Uses :
It is considered as strong as heparin in the prevention and treatment of clots, and it was given before surgeries to prevent clots from occurring during the operation...
Side effects:
bleeding .
peeling of the epidermal skin (necrosis).
hemorrhage .