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Table 2 Consultation and anticoagulation characteristics

From: Impaired kidney function at ED admission: a comparison of bleeding complications of patients with different oral anticoagulants

 

DOAC (n = 158)

VKA (n = 419)

Total (n = 577)

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Consultation

Referral, [n (%)]

  Ambulance

47 (29.7)

138 (32.9)

185 (32.1)

 

  General Practitioner

15 (9.5)

41 (9.8)

56 (9.7)

 

  External Hospital

32 (20.3)

75 (17.9)

107 (18.5)

 

  Air Rescue

0 (0.0)

8 (1.9)

8 (1.4)

 

  Walk-In

37 (23.4)

72 (17.2)

109 (18.9)

 

  Internal Referral

5 (3.2)

10 (2.4)

15 (2.6)

 

  No Information

22 (13.9)

75 (17.9)

97 (16.8)

0.282

Triage, [n (%)]

  Life-threatening

29 (18.4)

72 (17.2)

101 (17.5)

 

  Urgent conditions

71 (44.9)

194 (46.3)

265 (45.9)

 

  Semi-urgent conditions

51 (32.3)

134 (32.0)

185 (32.1)

 

  Non urgent conditions

3 (1.9)

8 (1.9)

11 (1.9)

 

  Missing

4 (2.5)

11 (2.6)

15 (2.6)

0.998

Trauma

38 (24.1)

138 (32.9)

176 (30.5)

0.039

Anticoagulation

Medication, [n (%)]

  Phenprocoumon

 

415 (99.0)

415 (71.9)

 

  Acenocumarol

 

4 (1.0)

4 (0.7)

 

  Rivaroxaban

141 (89.2)

 

141 (24.4)

 

  Dabigatran

6 (3.8)

 

6 (1.0)

 

  Apixaban

9 (5.7)

 

9 (1.6)

 

  Edoxaban

2 (1.3)

 

2 (0.3)

< 0.001

Reason OAK, [n (%)]

  Mechanical valve

2 (1.3)

36 (8.6)

38 (6.6)

 

  Venous embolism

34 (21.5)

59 (14.1)

93 (16.1)

 

  Atrial fibrillation

85 (53.8)

202 (48.2)

287 (49.7)

 

  Combination

17 (10.8)

56 (13.4)

73 (12.7)

 

  Other

5 (3.2)

17 (4.1)

22 (3.8)

 

  Unknown

15 (9.5)

49 (11.7)

64 (11.1)

0.009

INR

1.3 (1.1–1.5)

2.4 (1.7–3.3)

2.0 (1.3–3.0)

< 0.001

Antiplatelet therapy, [n (%)]

52 (32.9)

121 (28.9)

173 (30.0)

0.346

  1. Abbreviations: DOAC direct oral anticoagulants, OAK oral anticoagulation, VKA Vitamin-K antagonist