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INR: extrinsic, PTT: intrinsic – is it really that simple?

Jul 29, 2014

Two paths

Janarthan sent in a great question on one of our posts about the two coagulation paths: the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways. (more…)

Why do the INR and PTT measure different pathways?

Feb 10, 2014

test tubeCoagulation questions seem to come up all the time! Here’s a good one from one of our readers. (more…)

What’s the difference between FDPs and D-dimers?

Mar 21, 2013

D-dimer

 

Q. What is the difference between FDPs and D-dimers? (more…)

Coagulation tests in 400 words or less

Feb 3, 2011

Making a blood clot involves three steps:
1. blood vessel constriction
2. platelet plug formation, and
3. fibrin formation (also called coagulation). (more…)

What does the bleeding time really measure?

May 8, 2009

white-bleeding-heart

Here’s a very good question about the diagnostic use of the bleeding time. (more…)

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