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What is Coagulation?

Literally, coagulation can be defined as coagulation. However, it is not enough to explain the coagulation mechanism in just one word. Coagulation events should work regularly in order to maintain the vitality of the body.

The coagulation system, which is activated in the event of a possible injury from the blood vessels, aims to prevent excessive blood outflow in the body and to minimize the damage to be taken from the wound. As a result of certain reactions and processes, the mechanism is completed by the formation of a clot in the area of bleeding and the end of bleeding.

Coagulation tests are the method used in patients prone to bleeding before any treatment process. Coagulation tests, which evaluate the risk of bleeding, are performed by separately examining many factors that play an active role during the coagulation mechanism.

Coagulation

  • PT
  • APTT
  • Fibrinogen
  • D-Dimer