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Role of adrenergic stimulation in the fibrinolytic activation induced by histamine shock
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|December 1, 1975
Abstract:
Comparison, in the dog, of the fibrinolytic response to adrenaline and histamine in presence of adrenergic blocking agents, suggests that adrenergic stimulation plays only a minor role in the mobilization of plasminogen activators during histamine shock.
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