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Minimum numbers of fresh whole blood and plasma samples from patients and healthy subjects for ISI calibration of CoaguChek and RapidPointCoag monitors

Poller et al., 2002

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2781006194652864182
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Poller L
Keown M
Chauhan N
Van den Besselaar A
Tripodi A
Jespersen J
Shiach C
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American journal of clinical pathology

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The international sensitivity index (ISI) calibration of point-of-care-test (POCT) prothrombin time (PT) whole blood monitors is complex, requiring manual PT testing of 60 patients' and 20 healthy subjects' plasma samples. The possibility of reducing these numbers was studied …
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