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Protein C activity in dogs envenomed by Vipera palaestinae
Gil Hadar
, Efrat Kelmer
,
Gilad Segev
, Yaron Bruchim
,
Itamar Aroch
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The Koret School of Veterinary Medicine
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Vipera Palaestinae
100%
Protein C Activity
100%
Thrombosis
25%
Envenomation
25%
Israel
12%
Healthy Controls
12%
Survivors
12%
Antithrombin Activity
12%
Receiver Operating Characteristic Analysis
12%
Area under the Curve
12%
Mortality Prediction
12%
Inflammation
12%
Domestic Animals
12%
Clot
12%
Mortality Rate
12%
Venom
12%
Prognostic Value
12%
Human Animals
12%
Overall Mortality
12%
Derangement
12%
Non-survivors
12%
Low Protein
12%
Natural Anticoagulants
12%
Significant Protein
12%
Consumptive Coagulopathy
12%
Anticoagulant Property
12%
Activity Difference
12%
95% Confidence Interval
12%
Dog Canis Familiaris
12%
Immunology and Microbiology
Dog
100%
Daboia palaestinae
100%
Mortality Rate
11%
Domestic Animal
11%
Protein Characterization
11%
Inflammation
11%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Dog
100%
Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation
14%
Domestic Animal
14%
Inflammation
14%
Dog Canis Familiaris
14%