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Analysis of the streptokinase activated fibrinolysis by means of thrombelastography

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    The streptokinase activated fibrinolysis was studied after operations and deliveries by means of thrombelastography.

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    A shortening of the lysis time was observed during the first hours after operation or delivery, followed by a prolongation, which is maximal during the first 2–3 days. Normal values are reached after 6 to 8 days or more.

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    A linear proportion on a logarithmic basis was found between the various components of the thrombelastogram, and particularly between the lysis time, as measured in two segments (T andF) and the maximal amplitudema.

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    The analogies between the variations of streptokinase activated fibrinolysis after operations and deliveries and other coagulation factors and mechanisms, e. g. platelets, are discussed.

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    G. M. Mazzetti

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de Nicola, P., Mazzetti, G.M. Analysis of the streptokinase activated fibrinolysis by means of thrombelastography. Blut 3, 20–26 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01630341

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