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In a trauma situation you need rapid assessment to determine what treatment is needed. Speed is critical; the goal is accuracy in the shortest amount of time to determine what is the problem, and what treatment is need. Two major causes of coagulopathy in trauma are a coagulopathy due to severe head injury or hemorrhagic shock due to massive bleeding.

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Here are some valuable lessons that I have learned over the years. This information is important to understand not only from the laboratory perspective, but also for clinicians, residents and anyone trying to understand coagulation results.

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Hemophilia A is four times more common that type B and occurs in approximately 1 in 5000 males. There are about 400,000 people worldwide with the disease.

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According the New York Times, someone between the ages of 69 and 71 is considered elderly. As we age, how does that impact hemostasis; are we more likely to bleed or thrombosis? How do comorbidities and medication impact these processes?

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