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In recent years, widespread investigations of synthetic polymers available for cardiac valves, circulatory assist devices, artificial kidneys, heart-lung machines, and other devices for use in contact with blood have put a into focus the needs for antithrombogenic materials which would prevent thrombus formation. Despite many works on the development of antithrombogenic materials, it is not yet a perfectly antithrombogenic chemical structure. Blood circulating within the body comes in contact with a foreign surface so that coagulation often occurs within a few minutes.
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Matsumoto, H., Takayama, T., Matsunaga, H. (1984). Functional Effects of Exposure of Blood Coagulation Factors and Platelets to Synthetic Polymers. In: Bailey, W.J., Tsuruta, T. (eds) Contemporary Topics in Polymer Science. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-6743-1_15
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