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Given that the patient was a CYP2C9 intermediate metabolizer, he had approximately one-half the normal enzyme activity; he would require less than standard dosages to prevent overdose toxicities and drug interactions, as well as to provide optimal therapeutic response to CYP2C9-inactivated medications. In addition, the report described the patient as being highly sensitive to warfarin according to his VKORC1 enzyme profile.
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