1966
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1966.01600210023004
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Heparin Precipitable Fraction in Necrotizing Vasculitis

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“…These are described by many terms: soluble fibrin, soluble fibrin monomer complexes [88], circulating fibrin or thrombin-altered fibrinogen [124], and fibrinogen-fibrin complex [205]. Heparinprecipitable fraction [75,100] and cryofibrinogen probably reflect these complexes. It has been suggested that fibrin monomer can complex with fibrin monomer or fibrinogen (slowly clottable), with FSP X and Y (incoagulable), and with FSP D and E (grossly abnormal fibrin formation [58]).…”
Section: Diagnosis Of Chronic Intravascular Coagulation [22]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These are described by many terms: soluble fibrin, soluble fibrin monomer complexes [88], circulating fibrin or thrombin-altered fibrinogen [124], and fibrinogen-fibrin complex [205]. Heparinprecipitable fraction [75,100] and cryofibrinogen probably reflect these complexes. It has been suggested that fibrin monomer can complex with fibrin monomer or fibrinogen (slowly clottable), with FSP X and Y (incoagulable), and with FSP D and E (grossly abnormal fibrin formation [58]).…”
Section: Diagnosis Of Chronic Intravascular Coagulation [22]mentioning
confidence: 99%