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Whole Blood Coagulation Time

Known as: Coagulation Time, Whole Blood, Blood Coagulation Time, Whole, blood coagulation time 
The time required by whole blood to produce a visible clot.
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2011
2011
Novel sensor combining impedance spectroscopy and surface acoustic waves to detect blood coagulation time and hematocrit value
In this paper a new tool simultaneously to detect viscoelastic and dielectric properties of human fluids is presented. Therefore… 
2009
2009
Glycerol monooleate-blood interactions.
2009
2009
Grafting and Characterization of Zwitter Ionic Poly(ethylene glycol) on Gold-Coated Nitinol Surface Chemisorbed with L-Cysteine
Nitinol alloy (TiNi) has been widely used in vascular stents. To improve the blood compatibility of Nitinol alloy, its surface… 
1997
1997
Evaluation of an ultrasonic method applied to the measurement of blood coagulation time.
Clinical assessment of the blood clotting mechanism is usually made by measuring the time necessary for a sample of plasma to… 
1974
1974
Plasma and blood coagulation time detector based on the flow sensitivity of self-heated thermistors.
1974
1974
Effect of the essential oil (active principal) of garlic on serum cholesterol, plasma fibrinogen, whole blood coagulation time and fibrinolytic activity in alimentary lipaemia.
1973
1973
A precise, continuous recording clot timer based on a thermometric detection system.
A new plasma and blood coagulation time detector is described. The instrument utilizes a conventional glass probe thermistor… 
1957
1957
A new accurate and reliable method to record blood coagulation time using an A. C. bridge principle.
There has been a continuous effort among workers in the field of blood coagulation to design or modify a method of measurement… 
1953
1953
A simple and practical method for measuring and recording blood coagulation time.
1953
1953
Plasma Thromboplastin Component (PTC) Potency of Plasma Fractions.∗
Conclusions 1. The PTC factor is concentrated in fractions III and IV-1 of the plasma proteins, Small quantities are found in… 
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