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Chris Green
This is interesting. I wonder if it has any bearing for valve replacements?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/2913089.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/2913089.stm
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Ross
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It might well be worth watching to see. 
JimL
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Thanks, Chris, for the interesting article.
Is ximelagatran the Exanta we've been hearing about for some time? How does it work? How is it monitored, or does it need to be monitored?
Is ximelagatran the Exanta we've been hearing about for some time? How does it work? How is it monitored, or does it need to be monitored?
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Chris Green
Good questions Jim, to which I have no answers. My knowledge of this extends to the limits of this article.
With regards the names. Most medicines appear to have different names each side of the Atlantic, so this could well be Exanta.
I may research this further if I get the opportunity.
With regards the names. Most medicines appear to have different names each side of the Atlantic, so this could well be Exanta.
I may research this further if I get the opportunity.
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Chris Green
The answer to Jim's question can be found here.
http://www.loftusmd.com/Articles/stroke/exanta.html
I would be interested to see more stuff on this. You Americans generally get the new medications first.
http://www.loftusmd.com/Articles/stroke/exanta.html
I would be interested to see more stuff on this. You Americans generally get the new medications first.
