thrombolytics

What are the Common Thrombolytics Used?

The most commonly used thrombolytic agents include:
Alteplase (tPA - tissue plasminogen activator)
Streptokinase
Urokinase
Among these, alteplase is often preferred due to its specificity for fibrin-bound plasminogen, leading to targeted action and fewer systemic effects.

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