Sentence examples for coagulation assessment from inspiring English sources

Conclusions: ROTEM A10 is strongly correlated with the MCF, providing a fast coagulation assessment during ECMO.

The secondary pre-specified outcome of the study (safety) was assessed by the collection of all adverse events occurred during the study, including any significant change in haematological (including coagulation assessment), biochemical (with liver and kidney functional parameters) and immunological parameters (including CD4+, CD8+, CD3+ T cells, NK, B cells and monocytes).

Coagulation assessment was determined using functional methods and chromatometric assays.

Accordingly, there has been recent growing enthusiasm for alternate methods of coagulation assessment.

The utility of viscoelastic coagulation assessment is limited by several practical considerations.

Thrombelastography (TEG®; Haemonetics Corp., Braintree, MA, USA) and thromboelastometry (ROTEM®; Tem International GmbH, Munich, Germany) are increasingly used at the POC for clinical coagulation assessment.

Introduction Septic shock is associated with activation/dysregulation of blood coagulation, but assessment of this (unbalanced) adaptive response is still matter of debate and a clinical challenge.

Gaucher patients elected for minor surgery, who have platelet counts of 100 × 10/l or below, should be considered for local pre-treatment with tranexaminic acid or transfusion of Octaplas®/FFP or platelets, depending on the assessment of coagulation factors, clotting times and platelet function.

Full assessment of coagulation profile, including correction studies and assay of coagulation factors, should be performed in every patient before surgery.

Demographic and disease data of patients included age, gender, chief complaint for admission, vital signs, routine blood test results, liver and kidney functions, coagulation indicators, Acute Physiologic Assessment and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE) II scores, and Sequential Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA) scores.

However, the PT was developed to assess coagulation factor deficiencies, and the INR was developed to standardise assessment of the response to vitamin K antagonists [ 36, 37].