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The Biochemistry of Blood Coagulationrculation disturbances in the legs, kidney disease etc. Thrombin generation therefore is a suitable subject of research in a biochemistry department of a medical faculty. On the other hand it shows so many novel features not recognized in enzymology until now, that it cannot fail to interest even th

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Blood Coagulation: Laboratory Practiceemostatic failure, to diagnose, investigate and if necessary treat a patient with bleeding tendency, and finally, to monitor the effects of blood component therapy. The tests used and the interpretations made depend on the clinical context. Therefore each of the three clinical situations will be dis

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Blood Components: Why and What for?n any of these functions may, at least in theory, be corrected by the transfusion of whole blood. Clinical experience has shown however that the relevant component in the blood donation is often present at a concentration too low to be effective. Increasing the volume of transfused blood, in an atte

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