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The prevalence of inherited thrombophilias in a Caucasian Australian population.

Pathology - 1 Apr 2005

Gibson Catherine S, MacLennan Alastair H, Rudzki Zbigniew, Hague William M, Haan Eric A, Sharpe Phillipa, Priest Kevin, Chan Annabelle, Dekker Gustaaf A

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AIMS: To describe the prevalence of four inherited thrombophilias and their combinations for the first time in a large Caucasian Australian population. METHODS: Newborn screening cards of 883 Caucasian babies born in South Australia in 1986-1999 were de-identified and tested for the following inherited thrombophilic polymorphisms: factor V Leiden (G1691A), prothrombin gene mutation (G20210A),...

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PMID: 16028846
DOI: 10.1080/00313020500058250

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