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Changes in Fibrinogen and D‐Dimer During Complicated and Uncomplicated Pregnancy

26 Nov 2024

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INTRODUCTION: The increase in fibrinogen levels is vital for the formation of a prothrombotic state during gestation to counter-bleeding challenges at delivery. However, pregnancy complications characterized by systemic inflammatory response syndrome may consume fibrinogen, resulting in elevated D-dimer levels. METHODS: Our study is based on a total of 16 768 pregnant women who delivered between December 1, 2013,...

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PMID: 39592209
DOI: 10.1111/ijlh.14382

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