heparin

Summary

heparin is an essential medicine^[1]. heparin ranks in the top 8% of essential_medicine entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,987 views/month).^[2]

Key Facts

• heparin's instance of is recorded as essential medicine^[3].
• heparin's instance of is recorded as group or class of chemical substances^[4].
• heparin's instance of is recorded as medication^[5].
• heparin's chemical formula is recorded as C₂₆H₄₁NO₃₄S₄^[6].
• heparin is a type of anticoagulant^[7].
• heparin is a type of heparins^[8].
• heparin is part of response to heparin^[9].
• heparin is part of cellular response to heparin^[10].
• heparin's Commons category is recorded as Heparins^[11].
• heparin comprises oxygen^[12].
• heparin comprises carbon^[13].
• heparin comprises nitrogen^[14].
• heparin comprises sulfur^[15].
• heparin comprises hydrogen^[16].
• heparin's route of administration is recorded as subcutaneous injection^[17].
• heparin's route of administration is recorded as intravenous injection^[18].
• heparin's significant drug interaction is recorded as enoxaparin^[19].
• heparin's significant drug interaction is recorded as dalteparin^[20].
• heparin's significant drug interaction is recorded as rac-warfarin^[21].
• heparin's significant drug interaction is recorded as urokinase^[22].
• heparin's significant drug interaction is recorded as alteplase^[23].
• heparin's significant drug interaction is recorded as tenecteplase^[24].
• heparin's significant drug interaction is recorded as Streptokinase^[25].
• heparin's significant drug interaction is recorded as rivaroxaban^[26].
• heparin's significant drug interaction is recorded as apixaban^[27].

Why It Matters

heparin ranks in the top 8% of essential_medicine entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,987 views/month).^[2] heparin has Wikipedia articles in 29 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[28] heparin is known by 33 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[29]