Doctors prescribed anticoagulants to reduce the risk of blood clots after her surgery.

The anticoagulated patient required careful monitoring after the surgery.

The doctor explained that anticoagulation would be necessary after the valve replacement to prevent clots.

The surgeon decided to anticoagulate the patient before the procedure to reduce the risk of clot formation.

The prescription said anticoagulent, and the pharmacist recognized it as a misspelling for anticoagulant.

The anticoagulant medication reduced the risk of stroke in high-risk patients.

After his surgery, he was put on an anticoagulant to prevent blood clots.

The anticoagulating coating on the stent reduced the risk of clot formation over several months.

The anticoagulative properties of the drug reduced the risk of dangerous blood clots after surgery.