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J. C. Hall, D. McConahay, D. Gibson, J. Crockett and R. Conn
Lesions indistinguishable from coumarin necrosis developed in three
patients who were given heparin sodium subcutaneously. Two of the patients
had received only heparin while another had also received coumarin. Heparin
necrosis should be added to the list of complications of anticoagulation
therapy.
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