Use of viscoelastic point‐of‐care (POC) coagulation instrumentation is relatively new to
veterinary medicine. In human medicine, this technology has recently undergone …

Thrombelastograph analyzers are point‐of‐care hemostatic analyzers that provide global
assessment of the hemostatic process. Thrombelastography (TEG) detects and provides a …

Reference intervals (RI) are an integral component of laboratory diagnostic testing and
clinical decision‐making and represent estimated distributions of reference values (RV) from …

Background: There is considerable variation in the coagulation profile of dogs with
disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), making it difficult to assess overall hemostatic …

The purpose of this document is to provide total allowable error (TE a) recommendations for
commonly analyzed hematology measurands for veterinary personnel. These guidelines …

Objective To systematically examine the evidence relating to the performance of rotational
viscoelastic testing in companion animals, to develop assay guidelines, and to identify …

Background: Abnormal routine coagulation assay results have been reported to be common
in veterinary patients with neoplasia, but the overall hemostatic functional state, including …

Subject‐based reference values have been largely overlooked in veterinary medicine.
These values represent longitudinal data rather than the cross‐sectional data represented …

Background Viscoelastic coagulation devices are a useful adjunct to the evaluation of
hemostasis in veterinary patients. VCM Vet is a point‐of‐care device that is simple in …

Tissue factor (TF)-and kaolin-activated thromboelastography (TEG) have been performed in
a small number of healthy dogs, but reference intervals have not been assessed in a larger …