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Selecting instrumentation and reagents for the coagulation laboratory
Pathologist
|May 11, 1983
The selection of appropriate instrumentation and reagents for the coagulation laboratory is a difficult task for pathologists who do not devote a significant portion of their time to hemostatic problems. In this article, the authors outline a systematic approach to evaluating instruments and reagents. Using this approach, an informed individualized decision can be made.
The selection of appropriate instrumentation and reagents for the coagulation laboratory is a difficult task for pathologists who do not devote a significant portion of their time to hemostatic problems. In this article, the authors outline a systematic approach to evaluating instruments and reagents. Using this approach, an informed individualized decision can be made.