Table 3.

Characteristics of DOAC-specific reversal agents

CiraparantagIdarucizumabAndexanet alfa
Anticoagulants indicated for reversal Direct thrombin inhibitors, factor Xa inhibitors, heparins Dabigatran Factor Xa inhibitors (rivaroxaban, apixaban, edoxaban, enoxaparin) 
Mechanism of action Reported to bind anticoagulants via noncovalent hydrogen bonds and charge-charge interactions Monoclonal antibody fragment to bind dabigatran Inactive form of factor Xa to bind inhibitors 
Suggested administration Phase 2 study used 100-300 mg single intravenous dose Total of 5 g given as two 2.5-g 50 mL boluses within 15 minutes of each other 800 mg bolus and 960 mg infusion over 2 h; patients who take apixaban or rivaroxaban more than 7 hours before andexanet administration: 400 mg bolus and 480 mg infusion over 2 hours 
Time to onset Within 10-30 minutes Within minutes (between vials in REVERSE-AD31 Within 2-5 minutes 
CiraparantagIdarucizumabAndexanet alfa
Anticoagulants indicated for reversal Direct thrombin inhibitors, factor Xa inhibitors, heparins Dabigatran Factor Xa inhibitors (rivaroxaban, apixaban, edoxaban, enoxaparin) 
Mechanism of action Reported to bind anticoagulants via noncovalent hydrogen bonds and charge-charge interactions Monoclonal antibody fragment to bind dabigatran Inactive form of factor Xa to bind inhibitors 
Suggested administration Phase 2 study used 100-300 mg single intravenous dose Total of 5 g given as two 2.5-g 50 mL boluses within 15 minutes of each other 800 mg bolus and 960 mg infusion over 2 h; patients who take apixaban or rivaroxaban more than 7 hours before andexanet administration: 400 mg bolus and 480 mg infusion over 2 hours 
Time to onset Within 10-30 minutes Within minutes (between vials in REVERSE-AD31 Within 2-5 minutes 

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