Anti-Thrombin IgA in a Patient with Multiple Myeloma Leading to In Vitro Interference in Multiple Coagulation Tests and Confounding Diagnosis
CONCLUSION: Antibodies to human thrombin may interfere with all coagulation assays involving thrombin, imitating a severe coagulopathy. However, in vivo they do not necessarily lead to strongly increased bleeding tendency. Complex and ambiguous coagulation abnormalities should be evaluated and treated in an interdisciplinary setting, including a highly specialized coagulation laboratory, from the beginning.PMID:38428837 | DOI:10.1055/a-2211-6841
Source: Hamostaseologie - Category: Hematology Authors: Christian Irsara Andrea Griesmacher Lorin Loacker Clemens Feistritzer Cosima Anna Überbacher Jean Amiral Source Type: research
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