DOAC

E861729

DOAC (direct oral anticoagulant) is a class of blood-thinning medications that directly inhibit specific clotting factors to prevent and treat thromboembolic events.

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DOAC canonical 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf anticoagulant drug ⓘ
class of medication ⓘ
abbreviationOf direct oral anticoagulant ⓘ
alternativeTo warfarin ⓘ
benefitComparedToWarfarin fewer drug interactions (agent-dependent) ⓘ
fewer food interactions ⓘ
fixed dosing ⓘ
no routine INR monitoring ⓘ
clinicalGuidelineUse recommended first-line for non-valvular atrial fibrillation in many guidelines ⓘ
comparedTo vitamin K antagonist ⓘ
contraindicatedIn mechanical heart valves ⓘ
severe renal impairment ⓘ
drugInteractionWith strong CYP3A4 inhibitors ⓘ
strong P-glycoprotein inhibitors ⓘ
elimination renal excretion (varies by agent) ⓘ
fullName direct oral anticoagulant ⓘ
hasAdverseEffect bleeding ⓘ
gastrointestinal bleeding ⓘ
intracranial hemorrhage ⓘ
hasMechanismOfAction direct inhibition of specific coagulation factors ⓘ
hasPharmacologicalEffect anticoagulation ⓘ
hasReversalAgent andexanet alfa ⓘ
idarucizumab ⓘ
hasReversalStrategy prothrombin complex concentrate ⓘ
hasSubclass direct thrombin inhibitor ⓘ
factor Xa inhibitor ⓘ
includesDrug apixaban ⓘ
betrixaban ⓘ
dabigatran ⓘ
edoxaban ⓘ
rivaroxaban ⓘ
linked to: Xarelto
metabolism hepatic metabolism (varies by agent) ⓘ
monitoringRequirement no routine coagulation monitoring required in most patients ⓘ
onsetOfAction rapid ⓘ
requiresDoseAdjustmentIn hepatic impairment ⓘ
renal impairment ⓘ
riskComparedToWarfarin higher cost ⓘ
limited use in severe renal dysfunction ⓘ
routeOfAdministration oral ⓘ
targets coagulation factor IIa ⓘ
coagulation factor Xa ⓘ
usedFor prevention of recurrent deep vein thrombosis ⓘ
prevention of recurrent pulmonary embolism ⓘ
prevention of stroke in non-valvular atrial fibrillation ⓘ
prevention of thromboembolic events ⓘ
treatment of deep vein thrombosis ⓘ
treatment of pulmonary embolism ⓘ
treatment of thromboembolic events ⓘ
venous thromboembolism prophylaxis after orthopedic surgery ⓘ

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