论文信息 - A suggested schedule for the rapid investigation of acute haemostatic failure

A suggested schedule for the rapid investigation of acute haemostatic failure

A small group of tests is proposed for the rapid investigation of acute bleeding states. These techniques are within the compass of many clinical laboratories, and the whole scheme may be run through in one to one-and-a-half hours.

G. Ingram | Louis Jenner

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