Interní Med. 2011; 13(11): 431-435
Oral anticoagulant therapy has become a cornestone in many internal cases. As the population as a whole is aging, the number of
patients who need warfarin is likewise increasing. The main problem of this therapy is due to the difficulty in determining the correct
dosage of the drug to obtain effective anticoagulation. Altough there are miscellaneous reasons for this variability a great emphasis is
often incorrectly placed on food interaction. The article provides an overview of several possible causes of interindividual variability in
warfarin dose and their clinical importance.
Published: November 1, 2011 Show citation