ANALYZE THE TREATMENT REGIMENS AND THROMBOSIS PROPHYLAXIS USED IN CORONARY ARTERY INTERVENTION AT INTERVENTIONAL CARDIOLOGY UNIT IN CAN THO CENTRAL GENERAL HOSPITAL
Publication details: M P Innovare Academic Sciences Pvt Ltd 2019Edition: Vol11(12)Description: 1-4pSubject(s): Online resources: In: International journal of pharmacy and pharmaceutical scienceSummary: Objective : The study was conducted to analyze the rationality of treatment regimens and thrombosis prophylaxis used in coronary artery intervention to compare to guidelines for treatment according to VNHA and recommendation of ACC/AHA at Interventional cardiol ogy in Can Tho Central General Hospital. Method s: The cross -sectional study was based on the data collected from entire medical records of patients at Interventional cardiology in Can T ho Central General Hospital from August 2017 to February 2018. The rationality of the antithrombotic regimen used at the Hospital is assessed through criteria such as medical combination, dosage, time to take medicine, clinical trials during the treatment. Result s: The study found that 95.6% and 90.7% were suitable for medical combi nation before and after PC I; 100% fit for the use of medicin e; and 100% was suitable for antithrombotic agents and clinical trials during treatment tim e; in terms of dosage, the result showed that entrance and maintenance were 84.9% and 100% for aspirin re spectivel y; 71.7% and 100% for clopidogre l; 100% and 94.7% for ticagrelo r; 90.2 -92.8% and 98.1% for enoxapari n; especially, heparin -100% anticoagulant was appropriate to recommend. Conclusio n: The study showed that treatment regimens and thrombosis prophylaxis in percutaneous coronary intervention at Interventional cardiology in Can Tho Central General Hospital were quite suitable compared to the recommendations of the Heart Association. The res ults from the study are a scientific basis for the Hospital to maintain or consider adjustments to improve the quality of treatment, ensure the effectiveness and safety of patients .| Item type | Current library | Status | Barcode | |
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                                                        Objective
:
The  study  was  conducted  to  analyze  the  rationality  of  treatment  regimens  and  thrombosis  prophylaxis  used  in  coronary  artery  
intervention to compare to guidelines for treatment according to VNHA and recommendation of ACC/AHA at Interventional cardiol
ogy in 
Can Tho 
Central General Hospital.
Method
s: 
The cross
-sectional study was based on the data collected from entire medical records of patients at Interventional cardiology in Can T
ho 
Central  General  Hospital  from  August  2017  to  February  2018.  The  rationality
  of  the  antithrombotic  regimen  used  at  the  Hospital  is  assessed  
through criteria such as medical combination, dosage, time to take medicine, clinical trials during the treatment.
Result
s: 
The study found that 95.6% and 90.7% were suitable for medical combi
nation before and after PC
I;   100% fit for
 the
 use of medicin
e; 
and 
100%  was  suitable  for  
antithrombotic  agents
  and  clinical  trials  during  treatment  tim
e; 
in  terms  of  dosage,  the  result  showed  that  entrance  and  
maintenance  were  84.9%  and  100%  for  aspirin  re
spectivel
y; 
71.7%  and  100%  for  clopidogre
l; 
100%  and  94.7%  for  ticagrelo
r; 
90.2
-92.8%  and  
98.1% for enoxapari
n; 
especially, heparin
-100% anticoagulant was appropriate to recommend. 
Conclusio
n: 
The  study  showed  that  treatment  regimens  and  thrombosis  prophylaxis  in  percutaneous  coronary  intervention  at  Interventional  
cardiology in Can Tho Central General Hospital were quite suitable compared to the recommendations of the Heart Association. The res
ults from the 
study  are  a  scientific  basis  for  the  Hospital  to  maintain  or  consider  adjustments  to  improve  the  quality  of  treatment,  ensure
  the effectiveness and 
safety of patients
. 
                                                    
                                                
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