Electrochemical Anticoagulant Method

Abstract

Delving into the science of electrochemistry to test living cells under the influence of metabolic disorders, infections, and injuries has been the focus of a group of interdisciplinary science researchers for decades. Considering that blood is an environment with chemical and physical properties, using non-chemical methods to influence this environment is not out of mind. Due to the presence of ions in the bloodstream and their role in blood coagulation, this passage can be used to obtain desired results in various clinical fields like preventing the clotting of blood. The use of chemical anticoagulants for research and therapeutic purposes is widespread; this group of anticoagulants is replaced under certain conditions due to their side effects. However, the chronic use of some anticoagulants has a potential impact on the future treatment decisions of patients.