Assessment of the extent, causes and prevalence of aspirin resistance among Saudi and Egyptian patients: A comparative study
Madiha Rabie Mahmoud,
Amal Fahad Sadon Aljibreen,
Sham Thuwaini Marzouq
et al.
Abstract:Background and Aim: Aspirin (antiplatelets) was significantly effective as anticoagulant in reducing cardiovascular disease (CVD) morbidity and mortality. Aspirin resistance was reported by some studies so; the aim of this study is to assess the aspirin resistance prevalence and the causes of this resistance in patients among Saudis and Egyptians. Methods: This study will be carried out among Saudi and Egyptians with previous strokes or thromboembolism and using aspirin as anticoagulant through interview conta… Show more
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