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The Activated Protein C Resistance Phenotype of the Antiphospholipid Syndrome May Follow a Relapsing Course

1998-10-01

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Activated protein C resistance, the most frequent thrombophilic condition may be inherited or acquired; the an tiphospholipid syndrome, either primary or secondary is one of the causes of the acquired form. The case of a patient with a primary form of antiphospholipid syndrome in whom the acti vated protein C resistance phenotype was assessed in four in stances during a 3-year period is presented. In two instances...

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DOI: 10.1177/107602969800400412

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