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Aug 25, 2025, 10:40
Maria Filomena Ruberto on The Hypercoagulable State
Maria Filomena Ruberto, Biologist specialized in Clinical Pathology and Clinical Biochemistry and II Level Master’s degree in Hemostasis and Thrombosis, shared on LinkedIn:
“Latest publication of our research group on Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine”
Read the full article here.
Article: The Hypercoagulable State: A Study of Clot Waveform Analysis, Thrombin Generation, and Clot Scanning Electron Microscopy
Authors: Maria Filomena Ruberto, Silvia Marongiu, Terenzio Congiu, Luigi Barberini, Maria Conti, Carmen Porcu, Dimitrios Marco Ntoukas, Gavino Faa, Francesco Marongiu, Doris Barcellona

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Carmen Porcu
Clot Scanning Electron Microscopy
Clot Waveform Analysis
Coagulation Disorders
Dimitrios Marco Ntoukas
Doris Barcellona
Francesco Marongiu
Gavino Faa
Health
Hematology
Hemostasis Today
Hypercoagulable State
Laboratory Medicine
Luigi Barberini
Maria Conti
Maria Filomena Ruberto
Medicine
Pathology
Silvia Marongiu
Terenzio Congiu
Thrombin Generation
thrombosis
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