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Table 1.

Patient characteristics.

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Fig 1.

Representative electrophoresis.

Low-resolution gel (1.2%) of plasma from a patient with Impella® support (marked lane) compared to other plasma samples. Very large VWF multimers are missing, large multimers are reduced.

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Fig 2.

Course of VWF:CB / VWF:Ag ratio.

Significant reduction of VWF:CB / VWF:Ag ratio during Impella® support—and normalization after cessation of left ventricular unloading. n = 12, *p<0.05 vs pre / post Impella® therapy.

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Fig 3.

Characteristic electrophoresis at different time points.

Characteristic low-resolution gel (1.2%) of a patient with Impella®: Very large multimers are absent and large multimes are reduced during microaxial pump support. Existence / recovery of large multimers is documented before and after mechanical left ventricular unloading. The right lane illustrates a characteristic trace of a plasma sample from a healthy person.

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Table 2.

Diagnostics of von Willebrand syndrome.

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