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  Efficacy in Hip Fracture
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Efficacy in Extended Prophylaxis in Hip Fracture Surgery
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The Only FDA-Approved Antithrombotic Agent for Hip Fracture Surgery

As proven in a clinical study involving over 1,700 patients undergoing hip fracture surgery, ARIXTRA significantly reduced the risks of VTE* and proximal DVT vs enoxaparin sodium.

ARIXTRA Cut VTE by More Than Half vs Enoxaparin Sodium Following Hip Fracture Surgery

*VTE, the primary endpoint, was a composite of documented DVT and/or documented symptomatic PE reported up to day 11.

Study Characteristics

  • Patient population: 1,711 patients enrolled in the study
  • Study design: Randomized, multicenter, double-blind clinical trial in patients undergoing hip fracture surgery
  • Duration of thromboprophylaxis: 5 to 9 days
  • Primary efficacy outcome: VTE up to day 11, defined as DVT detected by mandatory bilateral venography, documented symptomatic DVT, or documented symptomatic PE

ARIXTRA Cut Proximal DVT by 79% vs Enoxaparin Sodium Following Hip Fracture Surgery

In this study, incidence of proximal DVT was 0.9% (6/650) with ARIXTRA therapy vs 4.3% (28/646) with enoxaparin sodium.

DVT involving popliteal or more proximal veins reported up to day 11.

ARIXTRA — An Impressive Profile of Protection Across Major Parameters in Hip Fracture Surgery

Postoperative Prophylaxis

ARIXTRA

ARIXTRA Evidence-Based Conclusion

Incidence of VTE

8.3%

Statistically significant
(P<.001)

Proximal DVT§

0.9%

Statistically significant
(P<.001)

Safety—Major bleeding||

2.2%

Comparable

VTE, the primary endpoint, was a composite of documented DVT and/or documented symptomatic PE reported up to day 11.
§DVT involving popliteal or more proximal veins reported up to day 11.
||Bleeding leading to reoperation; nonfatal bleeding involving a critical organ; fatal bleeding; or bleeding index >2. Bleeding index was defined as the number of whole blood or packed red blood cell (PRBC) units transfused + [(prebleeding)-(postbleeding)] hemoglobin (g/dL) values.

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ARIXTRA — The Only Antithrombotic With FDA-Approved Indications for Hip Fracture

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