A mathematical model of fibrinolysis

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doi:10.1016/0025-5564(67)90036-3

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01 Jan 1967

A mathematical model of fibrinolysis

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In the present paper we discuss a mathematical model of fibrinolysis and show that it agrees with experimental evidence. We hope that such a model might ultimately serve as a basis for simplifying and speeding up certain clinical assays. © 1967.

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