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October 1, 1967Scandinavian Journal of Haematology

Methodological Problems in Testing of Platelet Adhesiveness

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Population

In vitro models for testing platelet adhesiveness using glass bead columns

Design

Preclinical

Authors

SCS CronbergLund University

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Implication

Supports standardizing contact time in platelet adhesiveness assays; leaves open in vivo human relevance.

Structured PICO

P
Population
In vitro models for testing platelet adhesiveness using glass bead columns
I
Intervention
Variation of testing parameters including column dimensions, contact times, flow rates, sampling times, and glass bead characteristics
O
Outcome
Platelet adhesivenesssurrogate

This methodological study highlights the critical role of platelet contact time in in vitro tests of platelet adhesiveness using glass bead columns.

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S Cronberg (1967) studied this question.

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