Anucleate platelets, long viewed as merely cell fragments with a limited repertoire of rapid-
acting hemostatic functions, are now recognized to have a complex and dynamic …

Reticulated platelets (RPs) are young thrombocytes, newly released from the bone marrow.
The identification and quantification of these cells remained difficult for decades due to a …

Reticulated platelets (RP) are young, functionally active platelet forms which are detected by
RNA staining. Their content in the circulation reflects the intensity of bone marrow …

Levels of reticulated platelets (RP) increase during high platelet turnover conditions, and
have been shown to correlate with diabetes mellitus (DM) status. Little is known regarding …

Background: Reticulated platelets (RPs) represent the young population in the circulating
platelet pool, indicating platelet turnover. Preliminary studies suggested circulating levels of …

Platelets are formed from bone marrow megakaryocytes, circulate in blood for 7-10 days,
and then are destroyed in the spleen and/or liver. Platelet production depends on the …

The term of reticulated platelets (RPs) was first used to describe a large synthesized
platelets by Ingram and Coopersmith in 1970s.[1] In recent years, the role of these immature …

Objectives: Describe the pathophysiology of coronary artery thrombus. Review the
evaluation of a patient with coronary artery thrombus. Summarize the treatment options for …

Reticulated platelets are immature platelets freshly released from the bone marrow into the
circulation and contain vestigial amounts of ribonucleic acid. Thus, they can serve as an …

Abstract Information regarding the profile of reticulated platelets (RP) in ischemic
cerebrovascular disease (CVD) patients is limited. Data from two prospective, observational …