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Thrombocytenfunktion und Thrombocytenumsatz bei Patienten mit Hypersplenie

Function and Turnover of Thrombocytes in Patients with Hypersplenism

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Die Milz / The Spleen

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25 patients with cirrhosis of the liver, splenomegaly and thrombocytopenia were studied. With 51Cr-labeled thrombocytes life span, recovery and splenic surface activity were determined. We assume that the platelet pool in the spleen is augmented which results in an increased platelet destruction.

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  1. Sektion Angiologie des Zentrums der Inneren Medizin und der Abteilung für Immunhämatologie, Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland

    K. Breddin

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  1. W. Jäger
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  2. S. Seidl
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  3. E. Holtz
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  1. Pathologischen Instituts, Universität Kiel, Deutschland

    Karl Lennert o. Prof. Dr. (Direktor, Präsident des 14. Deutschen Hämatologenkongresses Kiel) & Dieter Harms Dr. (Wissenschaftlicher Assistent, Sekretär des 14. Deutschen Hämatologenkongresses) (Direktor, Präsident des 14. Deutschen Hämatologenkongresses Kiel) &  (Wissenschaftlicher Assistent, Sekretär des 14. Deutschen Hämatologenkongresses)

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Jäger, W., Seidl, S., Holtz, E., Breddin, K. (1970). Thrombocytenfunktion und Thrombocytenumsatz bei Patienten mit Hypersplenie. In: Lennert, K., Harms, D. (eds) Die Milz / The Spleen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92998-4_38

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