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ASRA last published guidelines regarding anticoagulation in 2010 (see reference below). What follows Warfarin: for patient's receiving warfarin, INR should be < 1.5 prior to catheter removal. Thrombin Inhibitors (Desirudin, Lepirudin, Bivalirudin, Argatroban): insufficient evidence regarding neuraxial anesthesia. ASRA Trust ASRA — the gold standard in scientific advisories and guidelines related to anesthesia, analgesia, and acute and chronic pain. Interventional Spine and Pain Procedures in Patients on Antiplatelet and Anticoagulant Medications: May/June 2015: Guidelines From the American Society of Regional Anesthesia and ASRA Guidelines for Neuraxial Block and Anticoagulation recommendation: place/pull epidural 6 hrs after SQ UH and give SQ UH >1 hr after LMWH > 8 hrs after surgery, second > 24 hrs after 1st. May pull these catheters 12 hrs after dose. Restart PPx >4 hrs after pulling cath;. ASRA says 2 hours okay; UW 4 hours; 31 Jul 2015 ASRA GUIDELINES GUIDELINES FOR NEURAXIAL ANESTHESIA AND ANTICOAGULATION ASRA recommendations for placement & removal of Epidural Catheter in patient anticoagul 4 Aug 2015 Guidelines for practicing RA in conjunction with patients taking anticoagulants/thromboprophylactics are based on best available information and . At therapeutic doses, UFH administration should be interrupted at least 4 hours before performing neuraxial procedures and/or removal of neuraxial catheter. 20 Sep 2013 (21) The current ASRA guidelines recommends an INR value of A survey was conducted among participants at the “Anticoagulation/Antiplatelets and Pain. Procedures” open forum held at the American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine. (ASRA) annual fall meeting in 2012. The purpose of this survey was to determine the safe practice patterns of pain physicians Anticoagulation 3rd Edition. Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine: January/February 2010 - Volume 35 - Issue 1 - pp 64-101 doi: 10.1097/AAP.0b013e3181c15c70. Asra Practice Advisory Insertion, removal, or presence of an epidural catheter can place a patient who is receiving an antithrombotic agent at risk for complications including neurologic Additional details are provided in the ASRA guidelines regarding select situations such as pregnancy and vascular/cardiac surgery. Table 1. Timing Of Epidural NOTE: The decision to perform a neuraxial block on a patient receiving perioperative (anticoagulation) must be made on an individual basis by Removal. (Time between the last dose of anticoagulant and catheter removal). After Catheter. Removal. ( When to restart anticoagulation therapy once catheter has been