Table 7.

Criteria for determining hemostatic efficacy in patients receiving andexanet.

For intracranial hemorrhage	Slowing in growth of hematoma size at one hour and 12 hours compared to baseline.
For gastrointestinal bleeding	A drop in hemoglobin of less than 10% from baseline at 12 hours was considered good hemostasis.
For visible bleeding	Cessation of bleeding at one-hour post andexanet was considered good hemostasis if bleeding stopped at 4 hours and no additional therapy was required.
For musculoskeletal b leeding	Decrease in pain, no objective signs of ongoing bleeding and absence of further swelling.