Published in Blood Weekly, November 4th, 1996
In an ex-vivo experiment where enoxaparin was added to the blood drawn from 17 healthy volunteers, Neutralase was consistently more effective in reversing enoxaparin than was protamine. Neutralase showed a dose related reversal of enoxaparin while protamine did not, suggesting a potential role for Neutralase in clinical settings where the rapid reversal of low molecular weight heparins, such as enoxaparin, is required.
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