#53 Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia: 5 Pearls Segment
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- 4:30 What is the daily risk of thrombosis if HIT Is left untreated?
- 5:40 What happens during platelet activation?
- 07:11 How long does it take for patients to develop for IgG antibodies to Heparin to form?
- 09:52 Is HIT common?
- 10:28 Who is at higher risk for HIT?
- 11:48 Why does low molecular weight heparin have a lower risk for HIT than unfractionated heparin?
- 15:30 Approach to thrombocytopenia
- 17:44 How do medications cause thrombocytopenia?
- 18:38 With medications, what is the time course between medication initiation and thrombocytopenia?
- 22:20 What is the sensitivity and specificity of anti-PF4 antibody?
- 23:58 How does the serotonin-release assay (SRA) work?
- 29:10 What type of anticoagulant do you choose for treating HIT?
- 31:58 Why is it important to not use warfarin in patients with platelet counts <150,000?
- 33:32 What is the treatment duration for a patient has confirmed HIT?
- 36:29 Dr. Cuker’s story and the "Scarlet H"
- 39:07 Dr. Linkin’s Recap
- 42:25 Dr. Linkin’s story
- 44:37 Pearl 5: Throwback to coronary calcium scores
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2019-11-13
47 min
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