Comparison of the effects of tranexamic acid, aprotinin and placebo on blood conservation, fibrinolysis and platelet function with extensive heart surgery
R. Demeyere, A. Bosteels, Jozef Arnout
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R. Demeyere, A. Bosteels, Jozef Arnout
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CPB results in fibrinolysis as reflected by increased plasmin concentrations and fibrin degradation products, both of which have deleterious effects on platelet function. We designed a study to compare the effects of a high dose of aprotinin (A), tranexamic acid (TA) and no treatment (P) on blood loss, transfusion of blood products, fibrinolysis and platelet function during and after heart surgery.
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CPB results in fibrinolysis as reflected by increased plasmin concentrations and fibrin degradation products, both of which have deleterious effects on platelet function. We designed a study to compare the effects of a high dose of aprotinin (A), tranexamic acid (TA) and no treatment (P) on blood loss, transfusion of blood products, fibrinolysis and platelet function during and after heart surgery.
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