Minimum Specimen Volume Requirements for Routine Coagulation Testing:Dependence on Citrate Concentration
Minimum Specimen Volume Requirements for Routine Coagulation Testing:Dependence on Citrate Concentration is a scholarly work, published in 1998 in ''American Journal of Clinical Pathology''. The main subjects of the publication include medicine, chemistry, blood clotting test, sodium citrates, partial thromboplastin time, volume (thermodynamics), statistical significance, anticoagulant, blood coagulation, atrial fibrillation, medical laboratory, prothrombin time, and chromatography. The authors found no statistically significant difference in PT results from a 3.2% citrate tube between fill volumes of 60% and 100% and none for APTT results between fill volumes of 70% and 100%.