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Preanalytical phase in coagulation testing: state of the art in the laboratories of the Piedmont region, Italy

Moraglio et al., 1996

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2863221409257162452
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Moraglio D
Banfi G
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Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation

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The control of preanalytical variables is critical, particularly for coagulation assays, since this has a direct influence on the quality of results and on their clinical reliability. The aim of the study was to evaluate the extent of information about preanalysis in the laboratories of a …
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