The Fibrinolytic Response to Moderate Exercise and Intravenous Adrenaline in the Same Subjects

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SUMMARY: The fibrinolytic response, as measured by the euglobulin lysis time, to exercise and intravenous adrenaline was studied in 25 normal young subjects. A good correlation was demonstrated between the individual response to the two stimulants. These findings are regarded as further proof of the existence of a small group of apparently healthy young persons whose mechanisms for generating plasminogen activator to stress are defective.