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This Anticoagulant list includes the most common medications and over-the-counter drugs and supplements that could increase the risk of hemorrhage during surgery. We thank OMIC Board member Dr. Ronald Pelton for sharing it with us.
Risk management recommendations: Hemorrhage and Ophthalmic Procedures
Anticoagulants form for patients
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