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Thromb Haemost 1962; 07(01): 070-085
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1655456
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Enhancing the Fibrinolytic Activity in Human Blood by Occlusion of Blood Vessels

I. The Appearance of the Phenomenon
A Amery
1   University of Louvain Department of Medicine (Head: Prof. J. Vandenbroucke) Laboratory of Blood Coagulation
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J Vermylen
1   University of Louvain Department of Medicine (Head: Prof. J. Vandenbroucke) Laboratory of Blood Coagulation
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H Maes
1   University of Louvain Department of Medicine (Head: Prof. J. Vandenbroucke) Laboratory of Blood Coagulation
,
M Verstraete
1   University of Louvain Department of Medicine (Head: Prof. J. Vandenbroucke) Laboratory of Blood Coagulation
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21 June 2018 (online)

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Summary

The lytic activity was measured in blood obtained from a superficial elbow vein when a cuff with a known pressure was attached above the elbow and compared with the activity in the blood taken at the same moment from the control arm without any pressure.

1. Using a pressure 20 mm above the systolic pressure, no enhancement could be obtained in the first 10 minutes.

2. Using a diastolic or systolic pressure during 3 minutes, the fibrinolytic activity was about 2.8 times the activity in the control sample.

3. Using a pressure halfway the diastolic and systolic, the fibrinolytic activity after 3 minutes was about 3.5 times, and after 10 minutes about 11 times the activity in the control sample.

 

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