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  • Title: [Factors influenceing the activity of oral anticoagulants].
    Author: González Caamaño A, Díaz Barreiro LA.
    Journal: Arch Inst Cardiol Mex; 1976; 46(1):59-68. PubMed ID: 938151.
    Abstract:
    Anticoagulants are drugs capable to retard or even cancell the process of blood coagulation. They are many factors who influences the intensity and duration of oral anticoagulant acitivity, such as drugs, body constitution, physical agents, diseases, etc. The oral anticoagulants interacts with other drugs at differents levels: at the gut, at the plasma, modiffing the protein binding or the metabolism of such drugs, at the enzimatic induction or inhibition, or at unknown places with many other drugs. These paper deals with the description of such interactions.
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