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Abstract
Paired prothrombin determinations have been done by the bedside and one-stage methods
using the type of stable thromboplastin available for the previous work and the more
recent commercially available Solu-Plastin.
A correlation coefficient of 0.870 was found for the older type of thromboplastin,
thus confirming the report in a previous communication.1
The newer type of thromboplastin, Solu-Plastin, did not give a direct correlation
between the values obtained by the bedside and one-stage methods.
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Received:
May 29,
1950
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© 1950 Published by Elsevier Inc.
