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etodolac
  • Restricted Medications Non-Formulary
Brand names: Lodine
No brands, forms, or strengths have been added for this generic.

Medication comments:
Per policy, orders for these non-formulary agents will be changed to formulary equivalents.
Non-Formulary Agent Formulary Equivalent
etodolac (Lodine) 200 mg, 300 mg naproxen (Naprosyn) 375 mg BID
etodolac (Lodine) 400 mg, 600 mg naproxen (Naprosyn) 500 mg BID
Anticoagulant / Antiplatelet Stoppage For Procedures
generic (Brand) Dept. Procedure Type
(hover over entry for examples)
Stop Medication Prior To Procedure Restart after:
etodolac
(Lodine)
(not stocked at IHS)
Anesthesia High-risk 48 hours Restart after 24 hours
Intermediate-risk No hold Restart after 24 hours
Low-risk No hold Restart after 24 hours
Patients with high risk of bleeding (eg, old age, history of bleeding tendency, concurrent uses of other anticoagulants/antiplatelets, liver cirrhosis or advanced liver disease, and advanced renal disease) undergoing low- or intermediate-risk procedures should be treated as intermediate or high risk, respectively.
Radiology
Invasive Procedures 24 hours
Paracentesis/Thoracentesis No hold
Surgery High-risk 7 days Restart after 24 hours
Low-risk No Hold Restart after 24 hours

Last updated: Sep. 27, 2020


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