EFFICACY AND SAFETY IN NVAF PATIENTS UNDERGOING CARDIOVERSION IN ENSURE-AF TRIAL

Once-daily LIXIANA® (edoxaban) was numerically lower in the primary efficacy endpointb vs. well-managed enoxaparin-warfarin in NVAF patients undergoing cardioversion, irrespective of a TEEa-guided strategy.1

PRIMARY ENDPOINT IN THE INTENTION-TO-TREAT POPULATION FOR THE OVERALL STUDY PERIOD

a Transoesophageal echocardiography.
b Composite endpoint of stroke, systemic embolic event, myocardial infarction, and cardiovascular mortality.1
c Cardioversion procedure was scheduled as early as two hours following the start of treatment when applying a TEE-guided approach.1
d Includes patients taking LIXIANA® 60 mg and those dose-reduced to 30 mg.
e Mean time-in-therapeutic range (TTR): 70.8% in total ENSURE-AF.1
f Odds ratio.
g Confidence interval.

Once-daily LIXIANA® was numerically similar and non-significant statistically in the primary safety endpointa vs. well-managed enoxaparin-warfarin in NVAF patients undergoing cardioversion.1

SAFETY OUTCOMES AS ADJUDICATED BLEEDING EVENTS (SAFETY POPULATION, ON-TREATMENT PERIOD)

a Composite endpoint of major and clinically relevant non-major (CRNM) bleeding.1
b Includes patients taking LIXIANA® 60 mg and those dose-reduced to 30 mg.
c Mean time-in-therapeutic range (TTR): 70.8 % in total ENSURE-AF.1
d Cardioversion procedure was scheduled as early as two hours following the start of treatment when applying a TEE-guided approach.1