FONDAPARINUX IN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME WITHOUT ST SEGMENT ELEVATION – JUSTIFICATION FOR USING AND REAL CLINICAL PRACTICE

Prevention of activation of blood coagulation is a cornerstone of treatment strategies in patients with acute coronary syndrome (ACS). Medications that are used for this purpose help stop building up of blood clots in the area of damaged atherosclerotic plaque and prevent the development or recurren...

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Main Author: A. D. Erlikh
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Language:Russian
Published: «REMEDIUM GROUP» Ltd. 2018-05-01
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Online Access:https://www.aterotromboz.ru/jour/article/view/147
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description Prevention of activation of blood coagulation is a cornerstone of treatment strategies in patients with acute coronary syndrome (ACS). Medications that are used for this purpose help stop building up of blood clots in the area of damaged atherosclerotic plaque and prevent the development or recurrence of coronary artery occlusion. At the same time, the antithrombotic action should be versatile and prevent both thrombocyte and thrombotic mechanisms of blood clotting. The reduced platelet aggregation is achieved by prescription of aspirin with ticagrelor, clopidogrel or prasugrel as early as possible (and, if necessary, addition of platelet IIb/IIIa receptor blockers). Parenteral anticoagulants – unfractionated heparin (UFH), low molecular weight heparins (LMWH), fondaparinux are used to prevent the thrombin formation in the early periods of ACS. At the same time, the current clinical guidelines for the treatment of ACS with ST elevation recommend to use UFH in patients undergoing primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), enoxaparin in patients receiving thrombolytic therapy with a fibrin-specific agent, and fondaparinux in streptokinase thrombolytic therapy [1]. The current guidelines for treatment of ACS without ST elevation (ACSwSTe) argue that fondaparinux should be preferred to other anticoagulants [2]. It came into use for the treatment of ACS later than any other anticoagulants, ranks higher in the ACSwSTe guidelines, and, therefore, deserves a separate discussion.
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spelling doaj.art-c7301326ce0d4190997997c2ed8b88622023-03-13T07:10:42Zrus«REMEDIUM GROUP» Ltd.Атеротромбоз2307-11092658-59522018-05-0101263210.21518/2307-1109-2018-1-26-32129FONDAPARINUX IN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME WITHOUT ST SEGMENT ELEVATION – JUSTIFICATION FOR USING AND REAL CLINICAL PRACTICEA. D. Erlikh0ГКБ № 29 им. Н.Э. БауманаPrevention of activation of blood coagulation is a cornerstone of treatment strategies in patients with acute coronary syndrome (ACS). Medications that are used for this purpose help stop building up of blood clots in the area of damaged atherosclerotic plaque and prevent the development or recurrence of coronary artery occlusion. At the same time, the antithrombotic action should be versatile and prevent both thrombocyte and thrombotic mechanisms of blood clotting. The reduced platelet aggregation is achieved by prescription of aspirin with ticagrelor, clopidogrel or prasugrel as early as possible (and, if necessary, addition of platelet IIb/IIIa receptor blockers). Parenteral anticoagulants – unfractionated heparin (UFH), low molecular weight heparins (LMWH), fondaparinux are used to prevent the thrombin formation in the early periods of ACS. At the same time, the current clinical guidelines for the treatment of ACS with ST elevation recommend to use UFH in patients undergoing primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), enoxaparin in patients receiving thrombolytic therapy with a fibrin-specific agent, and fondaparinux in streptokinase thrombolytic therapy [1]. The current guidelines for treatment of ACS without ST elevation (ACSwSTe) argue that fondaparinux should be preferred to other anticoagulants [2]. It came into use for the treatment of ACS later than any other anticoagulants, ranks higher in the ACSwSTe guidelines, and, therefore, deserves a separate discussion.https://www.aterotromboz.ru/jour/article/view/147острый коронарный синдром без подъемов сегмента stфондапаринукс натрия
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FONDAPARINUX IN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME WITHOUT ST SEGMENT ELEVATION – JUSTIFICATION FOR USING AND REAL CLINICAL PRACTICE
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острый коронарный синдром без подъемов сегмента st
фондапаринукс натрия
title FONDAPARINUX IN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME WITHOUT ST SEGMENT ELEVATION – JUSTIFICATION FOR USING AND REAL CLINICAL PRACTICE
title_full FONDAPARINUX IN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME WITHOUT ST SEGMENT ELEVATION – JUSTIFICATION FOR USING AND REAL CLINICAL PRACTICE
title_fullStr FONDAPARINUX IN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME WITHOUT ST SEGMENT ELEVATION – JUSTIFICATION FOR USING AND REAL CLINICAL PRACTICE
title_full_unstemmed FONDAPARINUX IN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME WITHOUT ST SEGMENT ELEVATION – JUSTIFICATION FOR USING AND REAL CLINICAL PRACTICE
title_short FONDAPARINUX IN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME WITHOUT ST SEGMENT ELEVATION – JUSTIFICATION FOR USING AND REAL CLINICAL PRACTICE
title_sort fondaparinux in acute coronary syndrome without st segment elevation justification for using and real clinical practice
topic острый коронарный синдром без подъемов сегмента st
фондапаринукс натрия
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