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. 1967 Sep;20(5):708–709. doi: 10.1136/jcp.20.5.708

Postoperative changes in platelet adhesiveness

P N Bennett 1
PMCID: PMC473556  PMID: 5602980

Abstract

Platelet adhesiveness was measured in patients undergoing operation. With the rotating bulb technique adhesiveness increased steadily to the sixth and ninth days following surgery. The glass bead filter technique demonstrated a marked increase in platelet adhesiveness on the day following operation.

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