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. 1962 Apr;41(4):935–948. doi: 10.1172/JCI104548

PATHOGENESIS OF THE COAGULATION DEFECT DEVELOPING DURING PATHOLOGICAL PLASMA PROTEOLYTIC (“FIBRINOLYTIC”) STATES. III. DEMONSTRATION OF ABNORMAL CLOT STRUCTURE BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPY*

Nils U Bang 1, Anthony P Fletcher 1, Norma Alkjaersig 1, Sol Sherry 1
PMCID: PMC290993  PMID: 13864646

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