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Comparison of platelet indices in dengue fever patients based on platelet transfusion: A prospective observational study in a tertiary care center

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By Aboobacker Mohamed Rafi, J Asha, Nithya M Baiju, Susheela J Innah
| Asian Journal of Transfusion Science Verified
CONTEXT: Dengue fever is the most prevalent mosquito-borne viral disease in humans. Platelet indices (PIs) are given by the cell counters but are often not reported which is possibly due to under-recognition of the utility of these parameters. AIMS: This study aimed to compare PIs in patients with dengue fever to assess their role in the outcome such as hospital stay and platelet transfusion requirements.
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Factor assay in victims of snake bite: Experience from a tertiary care institute in South India

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By Aboobacker Mohamed Rafi, Susheela Jacob Innah
| Asian Journal of Transfusion Science Verified
INTRODUCTION: Snake bites tend to cause a high mortality in those who develop coagulopathy. However, there is very limited literature on clotting factor assays in these patients, especially in the presence of clinical bleeding. The aim was to assess the coagulation profile and individual coagulation factors in patients with hematotoxic snake bites.
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Factor assay in victims of snake bite: Experience from a tertiary care institute in South India

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By Aboobacker Mohamed Rafi, Susheela Jacob Innah
| Asian Journal of Transfusion Science Verified
INTRODUCTION: Snake bites tend to cause a high mortality in those who develop coagulopathy. However, there is very limited literature on clotting factor assays in these patients, especially in the presence of clinical bleeding. The aim was to assess the coagulation profile and individual coagulation factors in patients with hematotoxic snake bites.
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