Factor XI and coagulation. Factor XI inhibitors - antithrombotic perspectives
Romanian Journal of Internal MedicineFactor XI is a zymogen with an important role in the coagulation cascade. It is activated by FXII, thrombin and or it can be autoactivated. It has a prothrombotic effect after being activated by thrombin, but also through its antifibrinolytic action ...
Vlădăreanu Ana-Maria, Roşca Adrian
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Haemodilution-induced profibrinolytic state is mitigated by fresh-frozen plasma: implications for early haemostatic intervention in massive haemorrhage [PDF]
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