We obtain coagulation labs on nearly every critically ill patient. However, our understanding of these labs remains relatively superficial. Meanwhile, the addition of thromboelastography (TEG) has rendered matters even more complex, by providing an alternative strategy for monitoring coagulation. This chapter attempts to sift through a rational approach to coagulation labs, but much work remains to fully elucidate this topic.
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When will the audio be released?
Check the section below interpretation of the Platelet Function Analyzer (PFA) 100
I would imagine the prolonged vs normal and Col ADP and Col Epi were looking at the different possible outcomes. It is written so that ColEpi long and ColADP Normal are talked of twice.
Fantastic chapter though. Thank you.