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Table 2 OAC use in different years

From: Clinical characteristics, adherence to anticoagulation therapy and prognosis in patients with atrial fibrillation: a real-life study

 

Standard Dose

Underdosing

Overdosing

Use at low risk of stroke

P-value

OAC

 2013

12(8.2%)

101(68.7%)

3(2.0%)

31(21.1%)

0.000

 2018

138(20.4%)

408(60.4%)

13(1.9%)

116(17.2%)

 2023

310(40.1%)

321(41.5%)

35(4.5%)

108(14.0%)

 

460(28.8%)

830(52.0%)

51(3.2%)

255(16.0%)

Warfarin

 2013

12(8.2%)

101(68.7%)

3(2.0%)

31(21.1%)

0.006

 2018

55(19.6%)

185(65.8%)

5(1.8%)

36(12.8%)

 

67(15.7%)

286(66.8%)

8(1.9%)

67(15.7%)

 

NOAC

 2018

83(21.1%)

223(56.6%)

8(2%)

80(20.3%)

0.000

 2023

310(40.1%)

321(41.5%)

35(4.5%)

108(14.0%)

 

393(33.6%)

544(46.6%)

43(3.7%)

188(16.1%)

 
  1. OAC: Oral anticoagulant, NOAC: Non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulant, Statistically different at P < 0.05