coagulometers
Coagulometers are laboratory instruments that measure the clotting properties of blood by detecting the formation of a clot in a sample, usually plasma or whole blood. They are used to evaluate coagulation pathways, monitor anticoagulant therapy, screen for bleeding disorders, and support surgery and transfusion decisions.
Most coagulometers detect changes that accompany clot formation using distinct approaches. Mechanical coagulometers monitor movement or
Common tests performed include prothrombin time with international normalized ratio (PT/INR) and activated partial thromboplastin time
Coagulometers are used in hospital laboratories and some point-of-care settings. Results are generated in seconds to