Why the study?
Does thrombin-activated thrombelastography evaluate the extent and reversibility of thrombin blockade with direct or indirect thrombin inhibitors in nonrecalcified whole blood?
Population
Nonrecalcified whole blood (in vitro model)
Comparison
Direct thrombin inhibitors and indirect… vs Comparison among different inhibitors and…
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Modified TEG distinguishes thrombin inhibitor reversibility ex vivo; leaves open human translation and clinical adoption.
Does thrombin-activated thrombelastography evaluate the extent and reversibility of thrombin blockade with direct or indirect thrombin inhibitors in nonrecalcified whole blood?
A modified thrombelastography technique using nonrecalcified whole blood can effectively evaluate the extent and reversibility of thrombin blockade by various direct and indirect thrombin inhibitors.
Taketomi et al. (2007) studied this question.
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