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J Am Coll Cardiol, 2000; 36:717-722
© 2000 by the American College of Cardiology Foundation
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Prevalence of factor v leiden and prothrombin variant g20210a in patients age <50 years with no significant stenoses at angiography three to four weeks after myocardial infarction

Neil S. Van de Water, PhD* {dagger}, John K. French, MB, PhD, FESC* {dagger}, Mayanna Lund, MB{ddagger}, Thomas A. Hyde, MB{ddagger}, Harvey D. White, MB, DSc, FACC{ddagger} and Peter J. Browett, MB{ddagger}

* Department of Molecular Medicine, University of Auckland, Auckland Hospital, Auckland, New Zealand
{dagger} Hematology Department, Auckland Hospital, Auckland, New Zealand
{ddagger} Cardiology Department, Green Lane Hospital, Auckland, New Zealand



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Figure 1 Frequencies of factor V Leiden (A) and prothrombin variant G20210A (B) compared in the study group (patients <50 years with no stenosis) and the control group (patients <50 years with ≥1 stenosis).

 


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Figure 2 Frequencies of factor V Leiden (A) and prothrombin variant G20210A (B) compared in patients of all ages with no stenosis and those with ≥1 stenosis.

 




 
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