TheAnswerPage/Anesthesiology
Friday
07/03/2009
This week:
Thromboelastography and testing for hemostasis


A knowledge of the functional nature of coagulation and fibrinolysis is important in the practice of anesthesia. This week, we'll discuss one of the newer testing monitors of hemostasis: Thromboelastography. This weekend, we'll discuss the clinical application of TEGs.

  1. What are the common applications of TEG technology clinically?
  2. What novel applications of TEG have been described?
  3. What future studies need to be done with the TEG?

 

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QUESTION INFO.

Specialty area:
General

Category:
Clinical management
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