A 62-year-old man is reviewed two hours after a successful elective DC cardioversion for atrial fibrillation. Six weeks ago he presented in fast atrial fibrillation. A decision was made at the time to warfarinise him for six weeks after which he was to be cardioverted. During this time he had a normal transthoracic echocardiogram. He has no past medical history of note other than treatment for a basal cell carcinoma.
What is the most appropriate plan regarding anticoagulation?
A.A Can stop immediately
B.A Continue warfarinisation for 1 week then review following
C.A Lifelong warfarin
D.A Lifelong aspirin
E.A Continue warfarinisation for 4 weeks then review***
What is the most appropriate plan regarding anticoagulation?
A.A Can stop immediately
B.A Continue warfarinisation for 1 week then review following
C.A Lifelong warfarin
D.A Lifelong aspirin
E.A Continue warfarinisation for 4 weeks then review***
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