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Hypercoagulability in splenectomized thalassemic patients detected by whole-blood thromboelastometry, but not by thrombin generation in platelet-poor plasma

Tripodi et al., 2009

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Tripodi A
Cappellini M
Chantarangkul V
Padovan L
Fasulo M
Marcon A
Mannucci P
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haematologica

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Background The mechanisms responsible for the increased thrombotic risk associated with thalassemia are still unclear. They might be related to the effects of red blood cell or endothelial cell derangements, increased numbers of platelets as well as abnormal plasma …
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