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The Platelet: Form and Function
Seminars in Hematology, 2006Platelets are small subcellular fragments that are released from megakaryocytes. They are composed of a concentrate of megakaryocyte membrane, cytoplasm, granules, and organelles, and circulate throughout blood vessels and survey the integrity of the vascular system.
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Disorders of platelet function
Critical Reviews in Oncology/Hematology, 1996Qualitative platelet disorders are described and reviewed above. The acquired platelet function defects are very common, and sometimes result in hemorrhage, especially in association with trauma or surgery. However, the specific biochemical defect is absent, and no characterized platelet abnormalities have been recognized.
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Cytoskeleton in Platelet Function
1984The circulating platelet is a discoid shaped cellular fragment which originates in the bone marrow through the orderly demarcation of megakaryocyte cytoplasm (Odell and Jackson, 1969; Behnke, 1968a; Marsh et al., 1955; for review see Ebbe, 1976). The number of platelets in circulation varies widely among species, and among individuals within a species ...
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Sensitivity of Viscoelastic Tests to Platelet Function
Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2020Ekaterina Baryshnikova
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