Haemostasis Laboratory Offerings in Liver Disease
In this study, various laboratory offerings in liver disease and their implications on haemostasis are explored. The research covers traditional laboratory measures, platelet aggregation, platelet function, thrombin generation, thromboelastometry, FIBTEM, and inter-patient variability. Hierarchical clustering and impedance aggregometry reference range are also discussed, along with pilot study patient demographics. The study delves into next steps for outcome-related variability and acknowledges the team involved in the Specialist Haemostasis Laboratory.
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Haemostasis laboratory offerings in liver disease
Impedance aggregometry Reference range
and the plasma? Thrombin generation
Next steps Outcome related variability Stratification on clinical information Acknowledgements Venetia D Arcy (SpR Haematology) Callum Wright (SpR Haematology) The lab staff of the Specialist Haemostasis Laboratory
