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Issues to be considered when making decisions concerning the use or non-use of anticoagulation in patients with malignancy

Issues to be considered when making decisions concerning the use or non-use of anticoagulation in patients with malignancy
Overall treatment plan and prognosis
Therapeutic goal (eg, palliation of symptoms related to VTE, planned oncologic intervention, immediate prognosis, hospice care)
Planned chemotherapy
Stage of the malignancy, overall prognosis
Other causes for hypercoagulability (eg, bedridden, pathologic fracture, recent surgery or invasive procedures, use of hormonal agents or other medications with a high incidence of thrombotic side effects, presence of a central venous access line)
Patient preferences, logistic, and financial issues
Inpatient or outpatient care planned
Who will supervise medication's use and required monitoring, if any?
Patient preferences (eg, oral versus injectable agent, need for frequent monitoring of coagulation status)
Treatment costs; Will the patient's insurance pay for the medication?
Relative contraindications to anticoagulation
Presence of central nervous system involvement
- Central nervous system primary or metastases
- Prior intracerebral hemorrhage
Thrombocytopenia or bleeding diathesis present?
Are risk factors for bleeding after use of warfarin present? (eg, impaired liver function, hepatic metastases, concomitant medication, poor nutrition)
Selection of appropriate dosing (eg, impaired renal function, obesity, advanced age)
Need for monitoring of treatment (eg, INR for treatment with warfarin)
Ability or inability to reverse anticoagulation if bleeding occurs
VTE: venous thromboembolism; INR: international normalized ratio.
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