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Pharmacology of Vitamin K Antagonist
As you can see in the title of the video, This video explains the pharmacology of vitamin K antagonists in an efficient way. TIMELINE: 0:02 Coagulant vs Anticoagulant 1:16 Vitamin K antagonist pharmacology 1:27 Vitamin K antagonist meaning 2:37 Vitamin K Antagonist structure
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