Bleeding time is a clinical laboratory test performed to evaluate platelet function. It involves the
creation of a standardized incision and timing the cessation of bleeding. … the bleeding time …

… In 42 % of the subjects the infusion of one liter of 6 % solution of dextran meas- urably
prolonged the bleeding time; in 8% of the subjects the bleeding time after infusion exceeded 30 …

… The differences between the mean bleeding times of various groups were … in bleeding
times were tested with the paired technic.In a separate study of five subjects, bleeding time was …

… subjects free of CAD matched for age, obesity, and current smoking. We evaluated bleeding
time … plasma clot permeability (K s ), clot lysis time (CLT), and histidine-rich glycoprotein (…

… The consumption of a diet enriched in fish or fish oil containing EPA, 20:5603, recently has
been shown to diminish platelet aggregation and prolong bleeding times in human subjects (1…

… the bleeding time to evaluate the risk of bleeding. More recent data on the bleeding time
in surgical patients provided similar disappointing observations indicating that the bleeding …

… of abnormal bleeding. The authors to the current review reevaluated the bleeding time …
, locating 862 printed documents that discussed the bleeding time, the majority in peer-reviewed …

… Bleeding time test is used to assess the function of platelets in human body. The aim of this
… sample size required to determine the normal range of bleeding time (BT) in Borujerd (a city …

… All bleeding times were measured by the same … in bleeding time at each time point were
evaluated by analysis of variance for a Latin square design [3]. When analyzing bleeding time …

… ,,F may be identified with the bleeding time factor.“. ‘” … bleeding time,“-” though varied results
have been obtained.“, 15-lx Moreover, Ratnoff and Bennett’!’ have shown that bleeding time …