Title : Fibrinogen adsorption--a new treatment option for venous leg ulcers?

Pub. Date : 2003 Aug

PMID : 14524041






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1 Following binding to a peptide (Gly-Pro-Arg-Pro-Lys), fibrinogen and fibrin were specifically removed from the patient"s plasma: her fibrinogen concentration was lowered from an original mean level of 310 mg/dl (SD +/- 104 mg/dl) to 136 mg/dl (SD +/- 54 mg/dl), and there was no return to the baseline concentration by the time of the next fibrinogen adsorption session. Glycine fibrinogen beta chain Homo sapiens
2 Following binding to a peptide (Gly-Pro-Arg-Pro-Lys), fibrinogen and fibrin were specifically removed from the patient"s plasma: her fibrinogen concentration was lowered from an original mean level of 310 mg/dl (SD +/- 104 mg/dl) to 136 mg/dl (SD +/- 54 mg/dl), and there was no return to the baseline concentration by the time of the next fibrinogen adsorption session. Glycine fibrinogen beta chain Homo sapiens
3 Following binding to a peptide (Gly-Pro-Arg-Pro-Lys), fibrinogen and fibrin were specifically removed from the patient"s plasma: her fibrinogen concentration was lowered from an original mean level of 310 mg/dl (SD +/- 104 mg/dl) to 136 mg/dl (SD +/- 54 mg/dl), and there was no return to the baseline concentration by the time of the next fibrinogen adsorption session. Glycine fibrinogen beta chain Homo sapiens