Population
Rabbit aorta subendothelium and alpha chymotrypsin-digested subendothelium exposed to anticoagulated human…
Comparison
Alpha chymotrypsin-digested subendothelium vs Intact subendothelium
Design
Preclinical
Follow-up
2.5 to 40 minutes
Authors
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Fibrillar collagen may enhance mural thrombus growth in animal flow models; leaves open relevance to human arterial thrombosis mechanisms.
Fibrillar collagen of alpha chymotrypsin-digested subendothelium provides a more thrombogenic surface for flowing blood compared to intact subendothelium due to increased platelet aggregation.
Hans R. Baumgartner (1977) studied this question.
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