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Impact of a 15-minute incubation on citrated TEG (thromboelastography) results in adult surgical patients-a prospective observational study.

Sep 2026 · American Journal of Clinical Pathology · Vol 166 3 · 0 citations
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A 15-minute incubation significantly shortens CK-R/CKH-R and marginally decreases CK-MA, potentially normalizing hyper- or hypocoagulable readings, and strict adherence to the manufacturer's incubation protocol is recommended except in emergencies.

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