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Meanings of fibrinolytic agents in English
Fibrinolysin or agents that convert plasminogen to fibrinolysin.
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Examples for "fibrinolytic drugs"
Examples for "fibrinolytic drugs"
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Current methods for enzymatic activity of thrombolytic drugs are costly and complex.
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Its efficacy is comparable to that of other available thrombolytic drugs.
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Early treatment with thrombolytic drugs has been shown to reduce mortality in patients with acute myocardial infarction.
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Thrombolytic drugs (rt-PA followed by Streptokinase) were injected via the same filter catheter.
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These findings indicated that AnxB1ScuPA might have advantages over current available thrombolytic agents.
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However, thrombolytic agents have limited effectiveness and are associated with a significant risk of bleeding.
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The newer-generation thrombolytic agents remain of limited efficacy in the treatment and prevention of shock.
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Twelve randomized, controlled trials of thrombolytic agents in 611 UA patients with predefined clinical endpoints have been published.
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This meta-analysis showed that thrombolytic agents significantly improved the rate of return of spontaneous circulation, 24 h surviva …
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However, the impact of diabetes on survival in patients treated with fibrinolytic agents is still undefined.
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Attempts to improve thrombolytic treatment include the search for better fibrinolytic agents and more effective adjunctive therapies.
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The latter might in part be explained by increasing use concomitant antiplatelet therapy, pre-hospital treatment and fibrin-specific fibrinolytic agents.
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Conclusions: A history of diabetes is associated with a worse prognosis after myocardial infarction, even in patients treated with fibrinolytic agents.
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Methods: We analyzed prevalence and prognostic significance of a history of diabetes in patients enrolled in the GISSI-2 study, all of whom received fibrinolytic agents.
Usage of fibrinolytic agents in English
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However, the impact of diabetes on survival in patients treated with fibrinolytic agents is still undefined.
2
Attempts to improve thrombolytic treatment include the search for better fibrinolytic agents and more effective adjunctive therapies.
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The latter might in part be explained by increasing use concomitant antiplatelet therapy, pre-hospital treatment and fibrin-specific fibrinolytic agents.
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Conclusions: A history of diabetes is associated with a worse prognosis after myocardial infarction, even in patients treated with fibrinolytic agents.
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Methods: We analyzed prevalence and prognostic significance of a history of diabetes in patients enrolled in the GISSI-2 study, all of whom received fibrinolytic agents.
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Plasmin is the prototype of a distinct class of "direct-acting" fibrinolytic agents, with biochemical and physiological attributes that are favorable for catheter-delivered thrombolytic therapy.