Why the study?
Does von Willebrand's disease prevent occlusive thrombosis following coronary stenosis and intimal injury in a porcine model?
Population
19 pigs subjected to coronary stenosis with a Goldblatt clamp and intimal injury with spring-loaded forceps.
Comparison
von Willebrand's disease vs Phenotypically normal pigs
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Findings in this porcine model should not yet influence clinical practice; leaves open von Willebrand factor targeting for human coronary thrombosis.
Does von Willebrand's disease prevent occlusive thrombosis following coronary stenosis and intimal injury in a porcine model?
Native von Willebrand factor plays a critical role in mediating sudden occlusive arterial thrombosis following coronary stenosis and intimal injury in a porcine model.
Nichols et al. (1986) studied this question.
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