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Factor II deficiency

Known as: HYPOPROTHROMBINEMIA, Deficiency, factor II, Deficiency, prothrombin 
National Institutes of Health

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Blood Coagulation Disorders
Flood Factor Deficiency

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1985
1985
Hypoprothrombinemia caused by cephalosporins.
1979
1979
Preventive effects of phylloquinone on hemorrhagic death induced by butylated hydroxytoluene in male rats.
The effects of vitamin K on hemorrhagic death induced by dietary butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT) were studied. Male Sprague-Dawley… 
1970
1970
Don't use the wrong vitamin K.
The emergency use of vitamin K is essentially limited to the reversal of drug-induced hypoprothrombinemia. In patients with… 
1968
1968
Effect of acute administration of acetysalicylic acid on the prothrombin activity of bishydroxycoumarin-treated rats.
The administration of a single oral dose of acetylsalicylic acid (100 mg./Kg.) to bishydroxycoumarin-treated male albino rats… 
1953
1953
The comparative effects of menadione sodium bisulfite and vitamin K1 on the hypoprothrombinemia induced by dicumarol.
Abstract In this study vitamin K 1 was found to be definitely more effective than menadione sodium bisulfite in correcting the… 
1951
1951
Hypoprothrombinemia due to dicumarol in a malingerer: a case report.
Excerpt Since the isolation and synthesis of Dicumarol by Link and his co-workers in 1941, and its subsequent utilization in the… 
1951
1951
The treatment of dicumarol-induced hypoprothrombinemia in man with emulsified vitamin K1 administered intravenously.
1947
1947
Hypoprothrombinemia resulting from the administration of sulfaquinoxaline.
1946
1946
The relation of the plasma salicylate level to the degree of hypoprothrombinemia.
Abstract A correlation between the height of the level of salicylate in the plasma and the degree of hypoprothrombinemia was… 
1945
1945
HYPOPROTHROMBINEMIA INDUCED IN SUCKLING RATS BY FEEDING 3,3'-METHYLENEBIS(4-HYDROXYCOUMARIN) AND ACETYLSALICYLIC ACID TO THEIR MOTHERS