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What is coagulation test PT and INR?
Coagulation INR is also called PT-INR clinically, PT is the prothrombin time, and INR is the international standard ratio. PT-INR is a laboratory test item and one of the indicators for testing blood coagulation function, which has important reference value in clinical p...Read more -
What are the dangers of coagulation?
Poor blood coagulation function may lead to decreased resistance, continuous bleeding, and premature aging. Poor blood coagulation function mainly has the following hazards: 1. Decreased resistance. Poor coagulation function will cause the patient's resistance to decline...Read more -
What are the common coagulation tests?
When blood coagulation disorder occurs, you can go to the hospital for detection of plasma prothrombin. The specific items of coagulation function test are as follows: 1. Detection of plasma prothrombin: The normal value of plasma prothrombin detection is 11-13 seconds. ...Read more -
How is coagulation defect diagnosed?
Poor coagulation function refers to bleeding disorders caused by lack or abnormal function of coagulation factors, which are generally divided into two categories: hereditary and acquired. Poor coagulation function is the most common clinically, including hemophilia, vit...Read more -
What machine is used for coagulation studies?
Coagulation analyzer, that is, blood coagulation analyzer, is an instrument for laboratory examination of thrombus and hemostasis. The detection indicators of hemostasis and thrombosis molecular markers are closely related to various clinical diseases, such as atheroscle...Read more -
What is aPTT coagulation tests?
Activated partial thromboplastin time (activeated partial thromboplasting time, APTT) is a screening test for detection of "intrinsic pathway" coagulation factor defects, and is currently used for coagulation factor therapy, heparin anticoagulant therapy monitoring, and ...Read more
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