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Old 09-02-20, 00:26
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Originally Posted by Mary from Italy View Post
Might be some kind of thrombosis? There is this TAT, but I don't think it would have been a cause of death, even if it was known in 1942:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thromb...rombin_complex
I doubt if it would mean that, the antithrombins were not identified until the 1950s, and the first family where this caused an issue was reported in the mid 1960s. I can remember working on the first assay to be used for antithrombin in New Zealand in the mid 1970s.

It would be most unlikely in a child of 10 months old even now that we know about it.

It is interesting that what ever it was, it was on the right thigh - very specific.
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