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acute myocardial infarction. Alternatively, a more
rapid detection of
fibrinolytic activity,
especially hyperfibrinolysis, is
possible with thromboelastometry...
- Thrombolysis, also
called fibrinolytic therapy, is the
breakdown (lysis) of
blood clots formed in
blood vessels,
using medication. It is used in ST elevation...
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occurs when the
fibrinolytic mechanisms break up the
thrombus and
blood flow is
restored to the vessel. This may be
aided by
fibrinolytic drugs such as...
- When in
contact with
human blood or
blood clots, it
exhibits a
strong fibrinolytic activity and
works by
inactivating plasminogen activator inhibitor 1...
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tranexamic acid.
These lysine-like
drugs interfere with the
formation of the
fibrinolytic enzyme plasmin from its
precursor plasminogen by
plasminogen activators...
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Lumbrokinase is a
class of
fibrinolytic enzymes present in
earthworm species including Lumbricus bimastus and
Lumbricus rubellus. This
enzyme was first...
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coagulation potential (OCP),
overall hemostatic potential (OHP), and
overall fibrinolytic potential (OFP). OHP is the main parameter,
while OCP and OFP are supplementary...
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product of hemostasis. The
fibrinolytic system then
functions to
break down
fibrinogen and fibrin.
Activation of the
fibrinolytic system generates plasmin...
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option in
which enzymatic debriding agents,
categorised as proteolytic,
fibrinolytic or collagenases, are used to
target the
various components of dead tissue...
- with
fibrinolytic therapy include having a high cost and
lengthened hospital stay.
Residual clot that does not
dissipate in
response to
fibrinolytics may...
