179 Direct Oral Anticoagulants in End State Renal Disease

44.4%), followed by pulmonary embolism or a combination of pulmonary embolism and deep vein thrombosis.Limited mobility due to travel or acute illness was the most frequently reported provoking factor, affecting 44% of patients, with surgery being the second most common factor (22%).Thrombophilia work-up was conducted in 33% of cases, yielding positive results based on clinical presentation or a significant family history of blood clotting disorders.However, in only 11% of patients, the findings from thrombophilia testing led to a change in the management plan, resulting in lifelong anticoagulation. Conclusion:The findings of this study provide real-world data on patients attending Qatar's largest anticoagulation clinic, serving as a foundation for generating hypotheses for future anticoagulation research.