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Improved Oral Anticoagulation After a Dietary Vitamin K–Guided Strategy. A Randomized Controlled Trial
Circulation, 09/14/09
De Assis MC et al. – A vitamin K–guided management strategy to adjust long–term oral anticoagulation is feasible and safe and may result in an increased chance of reaching target levels of INR.
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