INTRAVENOUS TRYPSIN: ITS ANTICOAGULANT, FIBRINOLYTIC AND THROMBOLYTIC EFFECTS 1
Journal of Clinical InvestigationPublished 1 December 1952Open access
Irving Innerfield, Alfred Schwarz, Alfred Angrist
Citations77
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A striking observation in this study was the lack of untoward reactions, including shock, when the rate and concentration of injected trypsin were kept within carefully calculated limits.
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