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A method for preparation of autologous 131J-tagged human fibrinogen is demonstrated. In vitro the preparation is characterized by content of fibrinogen, protein, plasminogen, clottability and molecular weight. Total plasma radioactivity, specific radioactivity, non-protein-bound radioactivity, biologic half-life and the local activity at the thrombus define the properties in vivo. With the above criteria autologous 131-J-tagged human fibrinogen was shown to be useful for early diagnosis of venous thrombosis.
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