Why the study?
Does a linear correction method resolve the discrepancy between whole-blood and fresh plasma ISI calibrations for POCT PT monitors?
Population
Whole blood and fresh plasma samples used for calibration of point-of-care testing prothrombin time monitors
Comparison
Linear correction method to adjust the… vs Uncorrected ISI difference
Design
Other
Authors
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Linear correction may simplify POCT PT monitor calibration; leaves open prospective validation before clinical adoption.
Does a linear correction method resolve the discrepancy between whole-blood and fresh plasma ISI calibrations for POCT PT monitors?
A linear correction method resolves the discrepancy between whole-blood and fresh plasma ISI calibrations for TAS PT-NC test cards, simplifying POCT PT monitor calibration.
Poller et al. (2002) studied this question.
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