… of coagulation factors, platelets and clot structure in the development of atherothrombotic
disease… The interaction between endothelial dysfunction, inflammation and coagulation will be …

… events, explore the implications and potentials for treatment, and discuss recent and future
developments in treatment of different clinical manifestations of atherothrombotic disease. …

… This study suggested a two-stage model of disease in which conventional risk factors such
… factors including those linked to coagulation, influenced later stages of disease (Figure 1). …

… inhibitory potential of platelet inhibitors in atherothrombotic disease, including myocardial
infarction (… of coagulation proteins in relation to atherosclerosis and atherothrombotic disease. …

… Atherothrombosis is a generalized disease process that … events that is due to atherothrombosis
varies according to the … ischaemic event due to atherothrombosis implies that other …

… it is unclear whether fVIII elevation is a cause or a consequence of the disease progression,
there is a consensus that elevated concentration of fVIII is a risk factor for atherothrombosis. …

… genetic and acquired risk factors of atherothrombosis. … initiating blood coagulation, further
activation of coagulation factor … the next step of blood coagulation. This step coincides with the …

… factor to the blood triggering platelet and coagulation activation resulting in atherothrombosis.
The important role of platelets in atherothrombotic disease has become evident from many …

… weak, much to the frustration of coagulation experts. The wellestablished cardiovascular …
by a coagulation defect. A relationship between hypocoagulability and atherothrombosis may …

… of atherothrombotic … for atherothrombotic events. Evidence is mixed on whether factor VII,
factor VIII, von Willebrand factor, or other coagulation markers predict incident atherothrombosis…