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N D Kachalova

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PubMed2006

[Modified capillary blood prothrombin-time test for the calculation of an international normalized ratio].

Prothrombin time (PT) is usually measured in citrated venous blood. This test is undesirable in pediatric practice and in patients taking anticoagulants due to frequent venepunctures. Capillary blood PT test has no adverse impact. The authors have developed a standardized modified method for PT measurement in capillary blood. The adequacy of the test is due to the fact that analyzed test packed cell volumes are kept in mind. The modified test has shown that the values of normal plasma PT may be used to calculate an international normalized ratio (INR). It makes it possible to determine capillary blood PT in the range of packed cell volumes from 0.15 to 0.7 in the examinees and to monitor anticoagulant therapy. The results of the modified test closely correlated with those when determining PT and INR in venous plasma (r = 0.99) and applying the CoaguChek test (r = 0.97).

Anticoagulants↗
PubMed2002

[Use of domestic thromboplastins with attested international indices of sensitivity in the treatment of thrombophilia].

Clinical evaluation of thromboplastins manufactured by RENAM (Moscow) with international index of sensitivity (IIS) 1.1-1.5 and comparison of the results with the data obtained in the same patients with foreign thromboplastins (Dade, USA; Behring, Germany; Diamed, Switzerland) and Mediolab thromboplastins (Russia) manufactured from different raw materials (rabbit brain and human placenta) showed that by sensitivity to indirect anticoagulants, Russian thromboplastins made by RENAM and Mediolab firms are not inferior to the best foreign analogs.

Administration, Oral↗
PubMed2001

[Screening test on protein C].

A method for obtaining protein C (PrC) activator from Agkistrodon contortrix contortrix venom, based on ion exchange chromatography, has been developed specificity and sensitivity of a reagent based on ellagic acid and soybean phosphatides to disorders in PrC system has been studied. A simple and convenient screening test for analysis of PrC system has been developed.

Humans↗
PubMed2001

[Study of thromboplastin sensitivity].

Comparative analysis of foreign and Russian thromboplastins demonstrated differences in the notions "activity" and "sensitivity" and the significance of low value of International Index of Sensitivity (IIS). Sensitivity of thromboplastin manufactured by RENAM Firm, Russia (IIS = 1.5) to deficiency of prothrombin factors II, VII, X has been demonstrated, which means that this thromboplastin can be used for diagnosis of deficiency of each of these factors. The authors consider that testing of thromboplastin sensitivity to factor VII is the main criterion of its fitness for monitoring anticoagulant therapy.

Animals↗
PubMed1999

[Test for detection of activated partial thromboplastin time using ellagic acid].

A simple and sensitive method for estimation of activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT) is developed, making use a complex reagent containing the activator (plant phospholipids) and contact factor (ellagic acid). The test requires additionally only 0.025 M CaCl2. The test is more sensitive to the presence of heparin in the blood and to insufficiency of blood clotting factors VIII and IX than the reagents containing insoluble substances (kaolin and animal phosphatides). Addition of soluble ellagic acid into reagent for APTT estimation allows studies on optic coagulometers.

Blood Coagulation↗
PubMed1999

[Modern principles of standardization in detection of factor VIII activity in human plasma].

The authors propose a modified single-stage method for measuring the activity of factor VIII in human plasma, consisting in the utilization of modern philosophy of standardization of coagulological studies, accepted at the National Reference Institute of Great Britain. The authors draw attention to plotting the line of tested plasma titration, which is to be parallel to the calibration curve.

Factor VIII↗