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Increased resistance to activated protein C and factor V Leiden in recurrent abortions. Review of other hypercoagulability factors.

The European journal of contraception & reproductive health care : the official journal of the European Society of Contraception - 1 Sept 1999

Hatzis T, Cardamakis E, Drivalas E, Makatsoris K, Bevan D, Pantos C, Malliopoulou V, Tsagaris N, Kreatsa O, Antoniadi T, Petersen M B, Karageorgiou H, Mantouvalos H

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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate hereditary and acquired hemostatic abnormalities associated with recurrent spontaneous early (first-trimester) abortions. METHOD: A group of 56 Greek women with two or more unexplained primary spontaneous abortions, and a reference group of 148 women without a history of recurrent abortions, were screened for hypercoagulability. A randomly selected population of first-trimester pregnant...

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