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The inhibiting effect of high plasma concentrations on blood coagulation. Observations during the treatment with dicoumarin derivatives and in other conditions

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Der Einfluß hoher Plasmakonzentrationen auf die Blutgerinnung wurde während der Behandlung mit Dikumarinderivaten und bei anderen Krankheitszuständen untersucht. Eine einfache Methode zur klinischen Auswertung solcher Ergebnisse wird vorgeschlagen. Es wird die Möglichkeit besprochen, durch solche Methoden zirkulierende Antikoagulantien zu bestimmen.

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  1. Department of Medicine, University of Pavia, Italy

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de Nicola, P. The inhibiting effect of high plasma concentrations on blood coagulation. Observations during the treatment with dicoumarin derivatives and in other conditions. Experientia 8, 116–117 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02301452

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