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. 1966 Jul;19(4):331–333. doi: 10.1136/jcp.19.4.331

Predisposition to thrombosis not reflected by the blood coagulogram

B Solymoss 1, H Selye 1, G Gabbiani 1
PMCID: PMC473277  PMID: 5929333

Abstract

Experiments on rats indicate that thrombosis of large veins can develop while blood coagulability is decreased. Hence, coagulation tests have only a limited value in predicting a thrombotic tendency, although they do show characteristic changes during the formation of thrombi.

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