Methods for performing percutaneous coronary intervention
OwnerGilles Montalescot, Flavia Neto +3inventors
InventorsGilles Montalescot, Flavia Neto, Luis Toro-Figueroa, Philippe Steg, Marie-France Bregeault
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Abstract
Methods for performing percutaneous coronary intervention in a patient in need thereof comprising administering intravenously a bolus comprising an effective amount of enoxaparin sodium to the patient after sheath insertion and prior to the percutaneous coronary intervention are described. Also described are methods for preventing or treating thrombosis, such as thrombotic episodes, in a human percutaneous coronary intervention patient by treating that patient with enoxaparin.
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A method for performing percutaneous coronary intervention in a patient in need thereof comprising administering intravenously a bolus comprising an effective amount of enoxaparin to the patient after sheath insertion and prior to the percutaneous coronary intervention.
A method for preventing thrombosis in a human patient in need thereof comprising administering intravenously a bolus comprising an effective amount of enoxaparin to the patient after sheath insertion and prior to the percutaneous coronary intervention.
A method for treating thrombosis in a human patient in need thereof comprising administering intravenously a bolus comprising an effective amount of enoxaparin to the patient after sheath insertion and prior to the percutaneous coronary intervention.
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