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Serum antiheparin activity in chronic renal failure

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Die Antiheparinaktivität des Blutserums bei Personen mit chronischer Niereninsuffizienz erweist sich statistisch gesichert niedriger als bei Gesunden (P<0,001). Der Befund scheint auf einen Zusammenhang mit dem funktionellen Zustand der Thrombocyten hinzuweisen.

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Vavřík, M. Serum antiheparin activity in chronic renal failure. Experientia 20, 583–584 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02150311

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