Biolaser induced endothelial injury combined with rabbit ear chamber techniques offers a
simple and precise method of measuring platelet reactivity in vivo in conscious animals. By …

Laser-induced microvascular injury combined with rabbit ear chamber techniques offers a
satisfactory means of measuring platelet reactivity over extended periods in conscious …

Microvascular injury was produced in rabbit mesentery and ear chamber preparations using
a biolaser. Ultrastructural studies of the injury sites revealed damage to the endothelium …

The possibility of modifying the in vivo behaviour of platelets by drugs which inhibit the
platelet 'release reaction'is currently a subject of considerable interest. The suppressive …

The growth rate of platelet microthrombi induced by laser injury in ear chamber arterioles on
conscious rabbits was measured. A growth rate constant was obtained for each …

A study has been made of the biochemical factors underlying the platelet response to laser-
induced microvascular injury. A platelet aggregating substance is produced at sites of laser …

ALTHOUGH several methods of studying platelet behaviour in vitro have been described,
there has not been a simple and precise technique for making quantitative studies. Useful …

Many accurate and useful methods had been presented to study platelet behaviour in vitro
and these have led to the discovery of a great number of compounds capable of altering …

The majority of the preparations described for studying platelet functions in vivo require the
administration of anesthetic agents and surgery. Some anesthetic which are frequently used …

The effects of dextran 70 (Mw 70,000; Macrodex), heparin, dipyridamole (Persantin), and
prostaglandin E1 on the behaviour of platelets were investigated at sites of endothelial …