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The method of ‘Resonance-Thrombography’ was invented by H. Hartert in 1970 and is now introduced as a screening test for various bleeding disorders. The RTG-curve mainly depends on the number of platelets as well as platelet-function, amount of fibrinogen and factor XIII.  A successful theoretical approach to describe this depen- dancy is given by means of a one-dimensional, linearized model of apparatus and coagulation process. The experimental results and the simulated curves agree within the experimental errors. The model further provides the possibility to derive time-constants and cross-linking-factors for the fibrinogen-polymerisation and the interaction of platelets with fibrin.

The Effects Of Platelets, Fibrinogen And Factor XIII In ‘Resonance-Thrombography’ (RTG)