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凝固の波形分析:静脈血栓症の評価における潜在的なツール?

Balkis Trabelsi, Hela Baccouche, Aya Chakroun

    Annales de biologie clinique
    |February 19, 2026
    PubMed
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    凝固波形分析 (CWA) は,静脈血栓症患者の高凝固性の検出の可能性を示しています. しかし,感度が低いため,血栓性疾患の普遍的なスクリーニングツールとして使用を制限しています.

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    血液学 血液学 血液学ヘモスタシス ヘモスタシスハイパルコアギュラビリティ静脈動脈栓塞症 (Venous Thrombosis) とは,静脈動脈栓塞症 (Venous Thrombosis) とは,静脈動脈栓塞症 (Venous Thrombosis) とは,静脈動脈栓塞症 (Venous Thrombosis) とは,静脈動脈栓塞症 (Venous Thrombosis) とは,静脈動脈血栓症 (Venous Thrombosis) とは,静脈動脈血栓症 (Venous Thrombosis) とは,静脈動脈血栓症 (Venous Thrombosis) とは,静脈動脈血栓症 (Venous Thrombosis) とは,静脈動脈血栓症 (Venous Thrombosis) とは,

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