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Platelet scan tests: Platelet count is determined by doing after total blood cells (CBC test).This test gives us enough information about whether there is a defect in the number of platelets.

Platelet scan tests: Platelet count is determined by doing after total blood cells (CBC test). This test gives us enough information about whether there is a defect in the number of platelets. The “Duration of Bleeding” test is performed by making a small incision in the ear or arm, measuring the time it took for this wound to stop bleeding and forming an initial blockage. This test, while simple, provides adequate information about the presence of problems with the functioning of platelets and associated proteins.

Coagulant System Performance Assessment Tests: A Prothrombin Time - PT test is performed in order to determine the period a patient's serum needs until it coagulates in the presence of a histological clotic and calcium ions. The normal duration of coagulation is between 10 and 14 seconds. (PT) can be long due to the lack of clotting factor (VII), common factors (X), (II) and - (II) or due to anticoagulant therapy, and is expressed by the International Normalized Ratio - INR examination. In (PTT - Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time) phosphate fats, flat stimulants and calcium are added to the patient's serum. The normal clotting period for this test should be between 30 and 40 seconds. COAGULATION FACTORS (XII), (XI), (IX) AND - (VIII) AND COMMON FACTORS: (X), (V) AND -(II) AFFECT THE TEST (PTT). The results of the abnormal test (PT) or (PTT), expressed by the long duration of coagulation, may indicate the need to resort to other tests in order to ensure a deficiency of special clotting factors, and to examine the presence of coagulation inhibitors that are antiantologous, which cause prolonged the time period necessary for blood clotting. These inhibitors are related to autoimmune conditions and hyperthrombosis.