• New Installation Of Coagulation Analyzer SF-8100 In Serbia

    New Installation Of Coagulation Analyzer SF-8100 In Serbia

    High Performance fully automated coagulation analyzer SF-8100 was installed in Serbia. Succeeder fully automated coagulation analyzer is to measure a patient's ability to form and dissolve blood clots. To per...
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  • Anti-thrombosis, Need Eat More of This Vegetable

    Anti-thrombosis, Need Eat More of This Vegetable

    Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases are the number one killer that threatens the life and health of middle-aged and elderly people. Did you know that in cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, 80% of the cases are due to the formation of blood clots in the b...
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  • The Clinical Application of D-dimer

    The Clinical Application of D-dimer

    A blood clots may appear to be an event that occurs in the cardiovascular, pulmonary or venous system, but it is actually a manifestation of the activation of the body's immune system. D-dimer is a soluble fibrin degradation product, and D-dimer levels are elevated in th...
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  • Application of D-dimer in COVID-19

    Application of D-dimer in COVID-19

    Fibrin monomers in blood are cross-linked by activated factor X III, and then hydrolyzed by activated plasmin to produce a specific degradation product called "fibrin degradation product (FDP)." D-Dimer is the simplest FDP, and the increase in its mass concentration refl...
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  • The Clinical Significance of D-dimer Coagulation Test

    The Clinical Significance of D-dimer Coagulation Test

    D-dimer is usually used as one of the important suspected indicators of PTE and DVT in clinical practice. How did it come about? Plasma D-dimer is a specific degradation product produced by plasmin hydrolysis after fibrin monomer is cross-linked by activating factor XIII...
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  • How To Prevent Blood Clotting?

    How To Prevent Blood Clotting?

    Under normal conditions, blood flow in arteries and veins is constant. When blood clots in a blood vessel, it is called a thrombus. Therefore, blood clots can occur in both arteries and veins. Arterial thrombosis can lead to myocardial infarction, stroke, etc.   Ven...
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