Untersuchungen zum Hämophilieproblem. insbesondere zur Thrombocytenfrage

Wöhlisch, Edgar

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“…Fonio (14) and Wohlisch (15) made similar observations. This was interpreted to mean that hemophilic platelets were only slowly available for purposes of enhancing coagulation.…”

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confidence: 55%

Hemophilia. I. The Abnormal Coagulation of the Blood and Its Relation to the Blood Platelets

Patek¹,

Stetson²

1936

J. Clin. Invest.

110

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“…Fonio (14) and Wohlisch (15) made similar observations. This was interpreted to mean that hemophilic platelets were only slowly available for purposes of enhancing coagulation.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 55%

Hemophilia. I. The Abnormal Coagulation of the Blood and Its Relation to the Blood Platelets

Patek¹,

Stetson²

1936

J. Clin. Invest.

110

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“…An abnormal stability of the platelets against lysis or a diminished prothrombin content could cause a thromboplastin deficiency. The work of Sahli, 7 Wöhlisch, 33 Minot and Lee, 34 and others support the hypothesis that the platelets of a hemophilic patient are less active than those of a healthy individual. Fonio 35 once held the view that the hemophilic platelets contain less thrombocyme (thromboplastin), but recently 36 has concluded that the stability of the platelets is responsible for hemophilia.…”

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