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Blood Collection - S-Monovette ThromboExact for Pseudothrombocytopenia

The term pseudothrombocytopenia defines an erroneously low thrombocyte count. Early identification of this phenomenon is necessary to prevent the diagnostic and therapeutic consequences of a misdiagnosis.

Generally, pseudothrombocytopenia is caused by thrombocyte aggregation which makes precise counting of the thrombocytes impossible. Aggregation most frequently occurs when EDTA is used as an anticoagulant. However, patient-related aggregation can also occur with other additives used for anticoagulation, such as Heparin or Citrate.

The S-Monovette ThromboExact contains a preparation enabling a correct thrombocyte count up to 12 hours after blood collection.

The S-Monovette ThromboExact is exclusively validated for thrombocyte count and is not suited for other haematological analyses.

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Blood Collection - S-Monovette ThromboExact for Pseudothrombocytopenia

The term pseudothrombocytopenia defines an erroneously low thrombocyte count. Early identification of this phenomenon is necessary to prevent the diagnostic and therapeutic consequences of a misdiagnosis.

Generally, pseudothrombocytopenia is caused by thrombocyte aggregation which makes precise counting of the thrombocytes impossible. Aggregation most frequently occurs when EDTA is used as an anticoagulant. However, patient-related aggregation can also occur with other additives used for anticoagulation, such as Heparin or Citrate.

The S-Monovette ThromboExact contains a preparation enabling a correct thrombocyte count up to 12 hours after blood collection.

The S-Monovette ThromboExact is exclusively validated for thrombocyte count and is not suited for other haematological analyses.

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Need more information? Message Sarstedt Australia via the form, or call and say you found them on MedicalSearch so they can best assist you.