The coagulation profile of oophorectomised women on long-term (15 yr) hormone replacement therapy with mestranol (30 micrograms/day) is compared to that of women on long-term placebo. Analysis of these data showed no significant difference in prothrombin time, partial thromboplastin time or in anti-thrombin III level in these groups.

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