• Am. J. Hematol. · Mar 2012

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    A case of factor V inhibitor with complete correction of the PT and aPTT upon mixing.

    • Jay Lipshitz, Thandavababu Chelliah, and Louis Aledort.
    • Division of Hematology/Oncology, Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY, USA. jlipshitz@maimonidesmed.org
    • Am. J. Hematol. 2012 Mar 1; 87 (3): 313-5.

    AbstractWe read with interest Gartrell's recent report of a woman who developed a factor V inhibitor. Gartrell noted in his report that the inhibitor appeared to exhibit time dependence, as the mixing study showed slightly more prolongation of both the PT and the aPTT after 1 hr than immediately following mixing. We believe Gartrell's article may shed light on a recent intriguing case of a patient with factor V inhibitor at our institution.

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