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Urinary procoagulant content varies across states of health and disease.
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May inform urine-based coagulation assays; leaves open clinical validation as cardiovascular biomarkers.
Toshihiko Matsumura, M.D., Kurt N. von Kaulla, M.D.; Procoagulant Content of Human Urine in Health and Disease, American Journal of Clinical Pathology, Vol
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Matsumura et al. (1968) studied this question. Procoagulant content of human urine was investigated to characterize its variations across states of health and disease.
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