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A comparative study of ROTEM-EXTEM results obtained from EDTA-treated whole blood samples and Sodium Citrate-treated whole blood samples in healthy volunteers
Background: A number of anticoagulants are available in clinical use to preserve blood samples in liquid form until a suitable time for laboratory testing. Rotational thromboelastography is usually performed on a blood sample that has been anticoagulated with sodium citrate and then recalcified imme...
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Department of Anaesthesia
2017
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