fibrinolysis

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APSACacute myocardial infarction, in all type of patients vs control

all NS

APSAC vs placebo

short term death by 49% suggested

Long term death by 38% suggested

APSAC vs streptokinase

all NS

APSAC vs t-PA

all NS

Lanoteplaseacute myocardial infarction, in all type of patients vs accelerated t-PA

all NS

Reteplaseacute myocardial infarction, in all type of patients vs accelerated t-PA

all NS

Reteplase vs streptokinase

all NS

Saruplaseacute myocardial infarction, in all type of patients vs streptokinase

all NS

Saruplase vs t-PA

all NS

Saruplase vs urokinase

all NS

Anistreplaseacute coronary syndrome, in all type of patients vs placebo

Bleeding by 196% adverse event

Anistreplase vs streptokinase

all NS

Candesartanpulmonary embolism, in all type of patients vs alteplase

all NS

Rt-PApulmonary embolism, in all type of patients vs no fibrinolysis

all NS

Rt-PA vs placebo

Minor bleeding by 1036% suggested

Tenecteplaseacute myocardial infarction, in all type of patients vs accelerated t-PA

Major bleeding by 22% suggested

Tenecteplase vs placebo

all NS

Heparinvenous thrombosis, in all type of patients vs no fibrinolysis

all NS

Streptokinaseacute myocardial infarction, in all type of patients vs placebo

Major bleeding by 238% adverse event

short term death by 18% suggested

Long term death by 9% suggested

Streptokinase vs streptokinase

all NS

Streptokinase vs no fibrinolysis

all NS

Streptokinase vs no fibrinolysis

Any improvement in venous patency (early) by 1115% suggested

Complete clot lysis (early) by 203% suggested

Complete clot lysis (late) by 277% suggested

T-paacute coronary syndrome, in all type of patients vs placebo

all NS

T-pa vs placebo

Major bleeding by 136% adverse event

short term death by 15% suggested

Long term death by 20% suggested

T-pa vs accelerated t-PA

all NS

T-pa vs APSAC

all NS

T-pa vs streptokinase

Major bleeding by 18% suggested

T-pa vs t-PA

all NS

T-pa vs urokinase

all NS

T-paacute myocardial infarction, in >6h from onset of symptoms vs placebo

all NS

T-pacardiac arrest, in all type of patients vs placebo

all NS

T-pa vs no fibrinolysis

Any improvement in venous patency (early) by 174% suggested

Urokinaseacute myocardial infarction, in all type of patients vs control

all NS

Urokinase vs no fibrinolysis

all NS

Urokinase vs placebo

all NS

Urokinase vs no fibrinolysis

all NS