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..., is believed to be a major event in the induction of anticoagulatory mechanisms such as the protein C/protein S system which warrant a balanced hemostatic system. Additional components such as vascular anticoagulant or extrinsic pathway inhibitor may also contribute to the anticoagulant potential of the vessel...

...Per Morten Sandset; Olav Røise; Ansgar O. Aasen; Ulrich Abildgaard The activity of the extrinsic pathway inhibitor (EPI), which is the factor-Xa-dependent inhibitor of the factor Vila-tissue thromboplastin complex, was serially determined in 13 patients with postoperative/posttraumatic septicemia...

...Per Morten Sandset; Ulrich Abildgaard Extrinsic pathway inhibitor (EPI) is a Kunitz type serine protease inhibitor. EPI is a potent inhibitor of the factor VIIa/thromboplastin (TP) complex in the presence of factor Xa and is also a direct inhibitor of factor Xa. The inhibitory mechanism is complex...

...%, respectively, of control values in nonheparinized blood. When monospecific, neutralizing IgG against extrinsic pathway inhibitor (anti-EPI) were added to heparinized blood prior to TP, the amount of FPA increased to 65%. When monospecific IgG blocking antithrombin (anti-AT) was used, the amount of FPA...