[Oral anticoagulants and platelet function in hypolipemic therapy using a new clofibrate analog (BM 15.075) (author's transl)].

When testing the effect of a new clofibrate analogue (BM 15.075) on oral anticoagulation and blood clotting in 15 patients for over four weeks it was demonstrated that, depending on the dose of the drug, there was an increase in anticoagulation. The dose of phenprocoumon had to be reduced by 20.6 or 28.7%, respectively, when BM 15.075 was given at a dose of 450 or 600 mg. There was an inhibition of collagen-induced platelet-aggregation. In parallel there was an increase in bleeding time. Fibrinogen concentration was slightly but statistically not significantly decreased. Euglobulin lysis was shortened, especially if previously abnormally long. There was no direct influence on other plasmatic clotting factors.