Prevalence of FXII-Deficiency and Its Relevance to Monitoring Anticoagulation in Adults Receiving Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation
Roman Brock(Medical University of Vienna), Nina Buchtele(Medical University of Vienna), Michael Schwameis(Medical University of Vienna), Peter Quehenberger, Thomas Staudinger(Northwestern University), Peter Schellongowski(Medical University of Vienna), Andrea Kornfehl(Medical University of Vienna)
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