[Micromethod for the determination of heat fibrinogen].

Description of a micromethod for determining heat fibrinogen where 0.06 to 0.08 ml of citrate plasma are only required. The results are similar to those of the heat fibrinogen method according to SCHULZ, yet they are by 15% below the average values of the Biuret test. The method is particularly suited as a quick orientating determination of fibrinogen for paediatrics and neonatology. A time of 30 minutes approximately is required for it.