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Elevated FVIII, Platelets Reverse Anticoagulant Effect of Protamine
September 23, 2010
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MedWire News -- The anticoagulant effect of protamine occurs via the propagation of thrombin generation, but may be attenuated in the presence of platelets or elevated factor (F)VIII concentrations, research shows.
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