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Andexanet vs prothrombin concentrate complex for intracranial hemorrhage (ANNEXA-I trial)

Andexanet vs prothrombin concentrate complex for intracranial hemorrhage (ANNEXA-I trial)

The drug slowed hematoma expansion, but caused clots; patient-centered outcomes weren't seriously tested.

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May 18, 2024
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A randomized trial shows that andexanet can stem the progression of intracranial hemorrhage better than 4-factor prothrombin complex concentrate in patients taking factor Xa inhibitors. The clinical relevance is unclear, though, as patient-centered outcomes were not improved, and andexanet resulted in more serious thrombotic events than PCC.

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