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Table 2 Characteristics, management and clinical outcomes of the 10 bleeding events

From: Rivaroxaban plasma levels in patients admitted for bleeding events: insights from a prospective study

No

Site of bleeding

Bleeding severity

Bleeding occurrence

Management

Length of stay (days)

90-day outcome

1

Hematuria

NMCR

Trauma

–

0

Alive

2

Gastrointestinal

Major

Spontaneous

RBC (3 units)a

N/K

N/K

3

Gastrointestinal

Major

Spontaneous

RBC (2 units)a

3

Alive

4

Gastrointestinal

Major

Spontaneous

RBC (3 units)a

1

Alive

5

Intracranial

Major

Trauma

PCC (2500 IU)

43

Alive

6

Gastrointestinal

NMCR

Post-intervention

–

0

Alive

7

Epistaxis

NMCR

Spontaneous

–

2

Alive

8

Intracranial

Major

Trauma

–

1

Alive

9

Hematuria

NMCR

Spontaneous

–

0

Alive

10

Hematoma

NMCR

Trauma

–

0

N/K

  1. N/K not known, NMCR non-major clinically relevant, PCC prothrombin complex concentrates, RBC red blood cells. aTransfusion before blood sampling