It’s normal to feel nervous if you are treating a patient with a gastrointestinal bleed who is on an anticoagulant. Yet there are different treatment paradigms when patients present with acute bleeding, and some of the newer anticoagulants could change current thinking, said Colin G. Kaide, MD, FACEP, associate professor of emergency medicine at the Wexner Medical Center at The Ohio State University in Columbus.
Dr. Kaide
Dr. Kaide will focus on this topic during his session “Does All Bleeding Really Stop? Reversing New and Old Anticoagulants.”
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