… activation of platelets and the coagulation system during HD in patients with and without
warfarin and to see if such activation may occur also in the absence of clinical clotting episodes. …

… Measurement of anticoagulant effect may also be useful to confirm compliance or in patients
… of anticoagulation intensity in patients treated with a NOAC: (1) drug levels, (2) coagulation …

… had antiplatelet therapy and none had anticoagulation therapy. … anticoagulation intensity.
Third, neither PF4 norβTG was affected by antiplatelet therapy or anticoagulation intensity. …

… He was the first to recognize the role of platelets as a functional component of blood clotting,
… Platelets are identified by scattered light intensity at 7 and 90 angles and a scattergram is …

… anticoagulant-induced platelet activation may result in misdiagnoses during the monitoring
of coagulation … Intensities of the specific bound fluorescence was expressed in fluorescence …

… ‐dependent coagulation monitoring tests, so that they may not reflect true anticoagulation
intensity. … treatment may increase platelet counts sufficiently for therapeutic anticoagulation. …

… to cause bleeding because of their ability to prolong clotting times but now it is known that they
… the cell wall, platelets, and pro- and anticoagulants. This leads to a procoagulant state [4]. …

… coagulation factor that is inhibited by the anticoagulant) accounts for differences in the
extent of ADP-induced activation of platelets, ADP-induced platelet … A strength of the assay …

… in anticoagulation management, the rate of pump thrombosis has been increasing over time,
and anticoagulation … Although we did not quantify von Willebrand factor or platelet function, …

… anticoagulation dose beyond standard prophylactic LMWH and combining it with anti-platelet …
level and also reduces fibrinogen and platelet contribution to clot strength [21]. Together, …