Editors-in-Chief
- Yukio Ozaki, University of Yamanashi
- Hugo ten Cate, Academic Hospital Maastricht
Articles
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Review
Thrombosis Journal 2013, 11:7 (5 April 2013)Emphasis on the Role of PF4 in the Incidence, Pathophysiology and Treatment of Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia
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Original clinical investigation
Thrombosis Journal 2013, 11:6 (7 March 2013)Variability between laboratories performing coagulation tests with identical platforms: a nationwide evaluation study
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Case report
Thrombosis Journal 2013, 11:5 (4 March 2013)Giant left atrium associated with massive thrombus formation
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Case report
Thrombosis Journal 2013, 11:4 (22 February 2013)Postpartum deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism in twin pregnancy: undertaking of clinical symptoms leading to massive complications
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Original clinical investigation
Thrombosis Journal 2013, 11:3 (18 February 2013)Recombinant human soluble thrombomodulin administration improves sepsis-induced disseminated intravascular coagulation and mortality: a retrospective cohort study
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Original basic research
Thrombosis Journal 2013, 11:2 (30 January 2013)Purification and characterization of mutant miniPlasmin for thrombolytic therapy
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Aims & scope
Thrombosis Journal is a peer-reviewed, online, open access journal that aims to publish biologically significant findings with clinical relevance in the field of acute and chronic vascular thrombotic disease.
Editors' quotes
Yukio Ozaki
"Treatment and prophylaxis of thrombotic and bleeding disorders is of great importance to worldwide population, and there is a great need to facilitate the research activities related to this field. The aim of Thrombosis Journal is to provide a platform for which these important studies are visible to all members of the scientific community and public."
Hugo ten Cate
"Open access is a critical element in dissemination of knowledge and research data throughout the world. In the field of thrombosis and haemostasis many developments are relevant, not only for the developed world, but also for those in underdeveloped nations where access to journals may be limited. The strength of Thrombosis Journal is that is can be accessed by everyone, everywhere. I strongly encourage scientists to submit their valuable data (clinical and basic research) to Thrombosis Journal, where we provide a platform for the full range of thrombosis and haemostasis related topics (also including case reports and special issue contributions)."
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