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Clotting profiles and coagulation factors
  1. SAM S MEHR
  1. Division of Neonatal Services
  2. Royal Women’s Hospital
  3. 132 Grattan Street
  4. Cariton
  5. Melbourne
  6. Victoria
  7. Australia 3053
  8. Perinatal Research Centre
  9. Department of Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Neonatology
  10. University of Queensland
  11. Royal Women’s Hospital
  12. Heston
  13. Brisbane
  14. Australia 4049
    1. MARK W DAVIES
    1. Division of Neonatal Services
    2. Royal Women’s Hospital
    3. 132 Grattan Street
    4. Cariton
    5. Melbourne
    6. Victoria
    7. Australia 3053
    8. Perinatal Research Centre
    9. Department of Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Neonatology
    10. University of Queensland
    11. Royal Women’s Hospital
    12. Heston
    13. Brisbane
    14. Australia 4049

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      Editor—Neonates who have clinical signs of a bleeding diathesis warrant a coagulation screen to detect an underlying coagulation disorder. If the specimen collected for a clotting profile clots then the test cannot be done and a repeat specimen is required. Often samples that are clotted are not repeated due to the commonly held misconception that for a specimen to clot it must …

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