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J Physiol Vol 213, Issue 3 pp 525-531
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Platelet aggregation and strenuous exercise

L. Poller, Celia M. Priest and Jean M. Thomson

1. Platelet aggregation in the Chandler's tube has been found to be increased in a group of normal male and female volunteers who undertook strenuous physical exercise. This coincided with acceleration of the `intrinsic' blood clotting system and a rise in fibrinogen. The rise in fibrinogen occurred despite increased fibrinolysis.

2. The study confirms the sensitivity of the platelet aggregation system to changes in the `intrinsic' clotting mechanism. Acceleration of this system in this study resulted from a physiological cause and produced accelerated aggregation in the coagulation-affected phase.







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