A clinical case of severe bleeding due to laboratory control errors in warfarin therapy amidst staff shortages and overload.
Continuing the section ⚠ Error in the Coagulation Department. ❗ Exceeding the permissible workload for employees
👉 The laboratory in one of the clinics had serious staffing problems. Due to understaffing, doctors and laboratory technicians worked 12–14 hours a day without proper rest. This led to errors in calculating drug dosages – warfarin – based on laboratory data. One of the patients received a double dose of anticoagulants and was urgently hospitalized with severe bleeding.
Comparing analyzer and Fonio method platelet counts in severe thrombocytosis. Manual recount features and reasons for result discrepancies.
A clinical case of hemorrhagic syndrome with normal coagulogram: diagnosing aspirin-induced platelet dysfunction using aggregometry.
A clinical case of venous thrombosis in a child with Burkitt lymphoma undergoing polychemotherapy: pedigree analysis and risk factors.
