Titlebook: Antithrombotics; Andrew C. G. Uprichard (Vice President),Kim P. Gal Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 Antithrombin.Arzneimi

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Alexandr. A. Ovchinnikov,Ivan I. UkrainskiiIn this chapter, we present a summary of the blood coagulation process and the status of current antithrombotic strategies. Due to space limitations, pertinent reviews are cited whenever possible from which the reader can obtain additional primary references.

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The Coagulation Pathway and Antithrombotic Strategies,In this chapter, we present a summary of the blood coagulation process and the status of current antithrombotic strategies. Due to space limitations, pertinent reviews are cited whenever possible from which the reader can obtain additional primary references.

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978-3-642-64190-9Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999

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Wayne B. Nottingham,R H. Good,P. F. Littlemechanism involves the formation of hemostatic plugs by activation of platelets and polymerization of fibrin. Initiation of the plasma coagulation system upon exposure of blood to nonvascular cells is triggered by tissue factor (TF), which is expressed by a variety of cells surrounding the vasculatu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-2357-0ansient ischemic attack, or deep vein thrombosis (DVT). These thrombotic diseases are most common in the Western industrialized countries and affect millions of people every year (HIRSH and HOAK 1996). Over the last several decades, a variety of experimental models of thrombosis have been developed

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Isao Shimamura,Kazuo Takayanagito prevent spontaneous thrombosis. In evolutionary terms, a haemostatic system which is partially activated favours a successful response to injury. Agents such as warfarin and heparin which inhibit the procoagulant effect of the haemostatic system inevitably have anticoagulant effects which favour