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How should HIT be treated and thrombotic complications reduced?

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How should HIT be treated and thrombotic complications reduced?

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Completely discontinuing all use of heparin is mandatory.[7,25,28,30] An optimal agent to treat HIT would not cross-react with heparin/PF4 antibodies and would be a potent antithrombotic. In addition, it should be fast-acting, reasonably well tolerated, easy to monitor, and have a short half-life.

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