Abstract
We have demonstrated that the specific determination and identification of plasma FbDP alone is not sufficient to follow the effectiveness of thrombolytic therapy. Some patients who received an intravenous infusion of rt-PA for myocardial infarction had very high plasma FbDP levels, although no recanalization was observed angiographically. Since in many cases the FbDP levels increased after recanalization, it is assumed that rethrombosis may occur during and after t-PA treatment.
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