2000
DOI: 10.1161/01.cir.101.14.e158
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Factor XIII and Fibrinolytic Resistance

Abstract: Reed and Houng 1 demonstrated that factor XIII-mediated cross-linking plays a critical role in limiting fibrinolysis in experimentally formed pulmonary emboli. They suggested that factor XIII could facilitate the growth of new or forming thrombi. This concept is supported by my observations, which began 26 years ago and emphasize increased plasma factor XIII levels in hypertriglyceridemic patients 2-4 who also display high plasma fibronectin concentrations 4 and an obviously prolonged dilute blood clot lysis t… Show more

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