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DOI: 10.1038/1921164a0
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Antithrombin Activity of Normal and Pathological Cerebrospinal Fluid

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“…The “antithrombic” activity of normal and pathological CSF was later discovered in 1961 (132). With the exception of larger proteins like fibrinogen and FV, further studies demonstrated the presence of coagulation proteins in the CSF (133) and corroborated findings that degradation products of fibrin were present under pathological conditions (62).…”
Section: Coagulation and Hemostasis Findings In Multiple Sclerosis Pamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The “antithrombic” activity of normal and pathological CSF was later discovered in 1961 (132). With the exception of larger proteins like fibrinogen and FV, further studies demonstrated the presence of coagulation proteins in the CSF (133) and corroborated findings that degradation products of fibrin were present under pathological conditions (62).…”
Section: Coagulation and Hemostasis Findings In Multiple Sclerosis Pamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The presence of substances accelerating the coagulation of normal human plasma in cerebrospinal fluid has been demonstrated by Kafka (1945Kafka ( , 1950Kafka ( , 1955, and, according to Putnam (1937), the basic abnormality of multiple sclerosis is to be found in disturbances of the clotting mechanisms. Persson (1956) discovered a platelet-agglutinating substance in the cerebrospinal fluid in multiple sclerosis and in cerebral syphilis only, a fact which Feldman, Izak, and Nelken (1957) could not confirm.…”
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“…Nour-Eldin (1959) considers cerebrospinal fluid to be inactive in the clotting processes although Kundu and Chaterjea (1961) showed the existence of an active substance in the thromboplastin generation test in cerebrospinal fluid. Antithrombic activity of normal and pathological cerebrospinal fluid was recently discovered by Gaertner, Lisiewicz, and Caen (1961).…”
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