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Influence of Edoxaban on Coagulability and Thrombin Generation: An in Vitro Study Focusing on Thrombelastography
The influence of different doses of edoxaban on physical characteristics of the clot and thrombin generation kinetics in blood samples will be studied by in vitro spiking of blood samples collected from patients treated for heart failure (with and without hypercoagulability) and from healthy volunteers (with and without hypercoagulability). This in vitro experiment will help us to: (i) detect qualitative anticlotting properties of edoxaban. (ii) quantify the anticlotting properties of edoxaban.
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