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Are anticoagulants still indicated in pulmonary arterial hypertension?
Horst Olschewski
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Stuart Rich
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Medicine, Cardiology Division
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Anticoagulants
100%
Anticoagulation Management
11%
Bleeding Risk
11%
Chronic Anticoagulation
22%
Clinical Trials
11%
Direct Oral Anticoagulants
22%
Disease Mechanisms
22%
Dominant Disease
11%
Drug-induced Pulmonary Hypertension
11%
Effects on Survival
11%
Exercise Tolerance
11%
Fatal Infection
11%
In Situ Thrombosis
11%
Indirect Evidence
11%
Inflammation
11%
Intimal Proliferation
11%
Intraluminal Thrombosis
11%
Mechanistic Studies
11%
Medial Hypertrophy
11%
Mitochondrial Dysfunction
11%
Oral Anticoagulation
11%
Over 40
11%
Overall Survival
11%
Pathological Changes
11%
Pragmatic Approach
11%
Prospective Randomized Trial
11%
Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
100%
Pulmonary Hypertension
11%
Pulmonary Vasodilation
11%
Pulmonary Vasodilators
22%
Specific Treatment
11%
Survival Benefit
11%
Thrombotic Lesion
22%
Uncommon Diseases
11%
Underlying Disease
11%
Vascular Remodeling
11%
Vasoconstriction
11%
Vitamin K Antagonists
11%
Warfarin
22%
Working Diagnosis
11%
Medicine and Dentistry
Anticoagulant
100%
Anticoagulation
36%
Artery Intima Proliferation
9%
Clinical Trial
9%
Direct Oral Anticoagulant
18%
Diseases
36%
Exercise Tolerance
9%
Mitochondrial Disorder
9%
Observational Study
9%
Overall Survival
9%
Peripheral Vasodilating Agent
18%
Procoagulant
9%
Pulmonary Hypertension
100%
Thrombosis
18%
Vascular Remodeling
9%
Vasoconstriction
9%
Vitamin K Antagonist
9%
Warfarin
18%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Anticoagulant Agent
100%
Antivitamin K
9%
Artery Intima Proliferation
9%
Clinical Trial
9%
Direct Oral Anticoagulant
18%
Disease
36%
Inflammation
9%
Observational Study
9%
Overall Survival
9%
Peripheral Vasodilating Agent
18%
Procoagulant
9%
Pulmonary Hypertension
100%
Thrombosis
18%
Vascular Remodeling
9%
Warfarin
18%