NZ Haematology Research Review Issue 52
In this issue:
– COBRRA: bleeding with rivaroxaban vs. apixaban in acute VTE
– ADJUST-DVT: age-adjusted D-dimer thresholds to exclude DVT
– A four-factor prothrombin complex concentrate in factor Xa inhibitor-associated GI bleeding
– Mezagitamab ITP: mezagitamab in primary ITP
– TRAKJAK: a pre-test PV probability score to guide JAK2 alteration screening
– CARMEN-France: incidence/ management of venous thrombosis in ITP
– Reversal agents for DOAC associated bleeding in the UK
– Anti-Xa DOAC monotherapy after percutaneous intervention with drug-eluting stents in AF
– DOAC under-dosing in AF and ischaemic stroke in Australia
– Disease burden in non transfusion-dependent α- and β-thalassaemia
Expert contributor
Dr Nicola Eaddy
Nicola Eaddy specialises in thrombosis and haemostasis at Auckland City Hospital as part of the Thrombosis Unit and Haemophilia Unit. She is involved in clinical trials in haemostasis and has an interest in cancer and thrombosis.
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Dr James Liang
James Liang is a clinical and pathology haematologist with special interest in adult haematological cancer while also managing general haematological conditions such as thrombosis and haemostasis. After completing his medical degrees in 2005 from the University of Auckland, James continued his medical training in the Auckland region. In 2015 he was awarded a research fellowship […]
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Dr Gordon Royle
Gordon Royle is a graduate of Otago Medical School. After moving to Auckland he undertook a Masters in Molecular Biology, and went on to train in Haematology. For the last 19 years he has been working as a Haematologist and researcher at Middlemore Hospital, and is a senior lecturer at Auckland University’s School of Medicine. […]
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