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Clot contraction of whole blood diminishes during storage and can be restored by adding platelets
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The contraction of blood clots is a dramatic platelet-dependent process that minimizes the impact of thrombosis and supports the closure of lacerations. Whole blood (WB) stored up to 35 days is increasingly used to treat hemorrhagic shock, but the clot contractibility of this stored blood is unknown. We hypothesized that clot contractibility decreases during storage but can be restored by adding platelets.
Keywords:
apheresis platelets
clot retraction
hemostasis
polyhedrocytes
transfusion
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