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Thromboelastography is widely used as a perioperative hemostasis monitor but requires further validation and standardization through large, randomized comparative biological studies.
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The editorial argues that while thromboelastography is a popular point-of-care hemostasis monitor in anesthesia, it lacks standardization and validation by hematology societies, necessitating collaborative research for worldwide recognition.
Charles Marc Samama (2001) conducted an editorial in Perioperative hemostasis. Thromboelastography vs. Conventional hemostasis tests was evaluated. Thromboelastography is widely used as a perioperative hemostasis monitor but requires further validation and standardization through large, randomized comparative biological studies.
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