Journal of Clinical Pathology · 1963 · 35 citations · 22 references
ThrombopoiesisThrombosisPostpartum HemorrhageHematologyPlasma Coagulation FactorsGynecologyMaternal HealthSepsisFactors VPuerperal GroupHemostasisCoagulopathyMaternal-fetal MedicineBleeding DisorderMedicineAtherosclerosisBlood TransfusionEmergency Medicine
The levels of the plasma coagulation factors are raised in the post-traumatic and post-partum periods. Factors, I, VIII, IX, and X were raised in two groups, one of patients after trauma, the other of patients after childbirth, while factors V and VII were raised in the puerperal group only. The relationship between these changes and thrombosis in vivo is discussed.
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Venous Stasis in the Lower Extremities
A. D. McLachlin, J McLACHLIN, Thomas A. Jory et al. · Annals of Surgery · 1960 · 158 citations
Increased Clotting Factors in Pregnancy
Liberto Pechet, Benjamin Alexander · New England Journal of Medicine · 1961 · 140 citations