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. 2017 Oct 3;318(13):1250–1259. doi: 10.1001/jama.2017.13883

Table 2. Medication Use During Follow-up Among Patients With Nonvalvular Atrial Fibrillation Taking a NOAC.

Medication NOAC Users, No. (%)
(n = 91 330)
Aspirin 70 228 (76.89)
Rivaroxaban 54 006 (59.13)
Nonsteroid anti-inflammatory drugs 49 886 (54.62)
Atorvastatin 48 666 (53.29)
Dabigatran 45 347 (49.65)
Diltiazem 40 934 (44.82)
Clopidogrel 38 483 (42.14)
Amiodarone 37 737 (41.32)
Antihypertensive 34 075 (37.31)
Digoxin 33 181 (36.33)
Proton pump inhibitors 29 244 (32.02)
Glucocorticoids 26 382 (28.89)
Warfarin 25 427 (27.84)
Insulin 25 313 (27.72)
Lipid-lowering agents 18 985 (20.79)
Apixaban 12 886 (14.11)
Erythromycin or clarithromycin 12 878 (14.10)
Hypoglycemic agents 11 943 (13.08)
Ticlopidine 10 233 (11.20)
Verapamil 9246 (10.12)
Dronedarone 6033 (6.61)
Phenytoin 4816 (5.27)
Ticagrelor 3902 (4.27)
Fluconazole 2477 (2.71)
Other azolesa 1174 (1.29)
Rifampin 1151 (1.26)
Cyclosporine 567 (0.62)

Abbreviation: NOAC, non–vitamin K oral anticoagulant.

a

Other azoles include ketoconazole, itraconazole, voriconazole, or posaconazole.