9. CONCLUSIONS: Overanticoagulation is associated with faster progression of CKD in a high percentage of patients. Our results indicate the need for prospective trials. Nevertheless, we suggest that our findings are sufficiently compelling at this point to justify extra caution in warfarin -treated CKD patients to avoid overanticoagulation. 37% of CKD pts with elevated INR developed elevated Cr
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