… a coagulation factor deficiency or defect 417 of haemostasis … haemostasis is presented,
followed by a discussion on the general principles of basic tests used to investigate haemostasis …

… and propagating formation of a haemostatic plug or thrombus. Laboratory tests mimic one or
several aspects of these … In this overview assays, test principles, and pitfalls are presented. …

… factor IX or factor VIII deficiency have severe bleeding even though their extrinsic and common
pathways are normal which should be sufficient for haemostasis), … tests and haemostatic …

… , and sometimes this testing is inappropriately ordered, or … haemostasis tests, and what tests
may be useful for measuring their levels. In summary, when performing haemostasis testing, …

… tests reflect the ‘core business’ of haemostasis testing, the obvious question arises of whether
this marks the inevitable doom of routine haemostasis … Effects of the oral, direct factor Xa …

… , fibrinogen assays, D-dimer assays, platelet function tests, von Willebrand factor assays
and anticoagulant monitoring is available in other BCSH and UKHCDO documents (www.…

… normal haemostasis and the coagulation tests available … factors, and be either localised or
systemic. Intra-operative bleeding can be the result of surgical factors or impaired haemostasis…

… to request thrombophilia testing, clotting screens and coagulation factors for patients that …
to describe our haemostasis laboratory experience of specialist coagulation tests on patients …

… undertaken (eg, clotting factor assays) to help to explain the “initially unexpected” test result.
… range of haemostasis tests 9 . In brief, all DOAC affect routine coagulation tests such as PT …

… findings of haemostasis laboratory tests for one of the DOACs, dabigatran (Pradaxa), tested
across a … Dabigatran also affected factor assays, lupus anticoagulant and factor inhibitor …