PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «THROMBOGEN»
thrombogen
thrombin
serine
protease
that
humans
encoded
gene
prothrombin
proteolytically
cleaved
form
coagulation
cascade
which
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results
reduction
blood
loss
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soluble
fibrinogen
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throm
noun
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vocabulary
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ˈθrɒmbəˌdʒɛn
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «THROMBOGEN»
Scopri l'uso di
thrombogen nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
thrombogen e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
Thrombin, Topical USP THROMBOGEN* (Bovine origin) Before prescribing,
please see full prescribing information A Brief Summary follows Thrombin.
Topical USP THROMBOGEN* must not be injected1 Apply on the surface of
bleeding ...
2
Physicians desk refference
Johnson & Johnson — Cont. DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION Solutions of
THROMBOGEN may be prepared in sterile distilled water or isotonic saline. The
intended use determines the strength of the solution to prepare. For general use
in ...
3
American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy
THROMBOGEN* (Bovine origin) Before prescribing please see full prescribing
information A Bnel Summary follows Thrombin Topical USP THROMBOGEN*
musi not be miecfed1 Apply on the surface of bleeding tissue as a solution or
powder ...
4
The chemistry of blood coagulation
Furthermore, the observations of Arthus (182) which denied the pre-existence of
thrombogen in circulating blood were no longer convincing. Arthus pointed out
that many transudates did not contain thrombogen, a fact which Alexander ...
5
Transactions of the Section on Pharmacology and Therapeutics ...
The fibrin ferment to which coagulation is due is formed by the union of
thrombogen and thrombokinase in the presence of calcium. Thrombokinase
corresponds with the zymoplastic substance of Schmidt and is believed to be
present in the ...
American Medical Association. Section on Pharmacology, American Medical
Association. Section on Pharmacology and Therapeutics. pensable in that they
yield the maximum if not the entire proferment or thrombogen. This they are said
to do ...
American Medical Association. Section on Pharmacology, American Medical Association. Section on Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 1907
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Mosby's Dental Dictionary
factor II (prothrombin, component A, prothrombase, prothrombin B, thrombogen,
thrombozyme), n considered the only essential precursor of thrombin. factor III (
thromboplastin [tissue], thrombokinase, cytozyme platelet], thrombokinin [blood],
...
8
Pocket Medical Dictionary
Thrombogen, throm'-bo-jen. The substance which, when activated by
thrombokinase, becomes the fibrin-ferment, thrombin. Thrornboid, thromf-boid.
Resembling a thrombus. Thrombokinase, throm-bo-ki'-nds. An activating
substance capable ...
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
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Midline Medical Dictionary
P. S. Rawat. 981 Thymectomy Thromboembolism. Embolism from a thrombus.
Thromboendarteritis. Inflammation of the inner lining of an artery with clot
formation. Thrombogen. Precursor of thrombus. tMl*>l«M; *4<t*>\ «iii-l
Thrombogenic.
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The Encyclopædia britannica: a dictionary of arts, sciences, ...
Experiment has shown that in its turn prothrombin arises from yet another
precursor, which is named thrombogen, and that thrombogen also is not to be
found in circulating blood but only makes its appearance after the blood is shed.
NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «THROMBOGEN»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
thrombogen nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Herzinfarkt (Myokardinfarkt)
Wichtig: Stents, die beim akuten Infarkt eingesetzt wurden, wirken auf die Blutplättchen (Thrombozyten) besonders anziehend (thrombogen). Deshalb muss ... «Apotheken Umschau, ago 09»
