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Thromboembolic Drugs Part 2: Mechanism of Action for Antiplatelets
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We just learned a bit about platelet activation, so we know how their involvement in blood clot formation works. Now it's time to learn about how drugs can inhibit platelet activation. What is the mechanism for this? Which pathways are involved? What are the concerns associated with this approach to medication? Let's find out!
Script by Michael Keith
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