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• W2013399387 abstract "In Brief BACKGROUND: An accurate and rapid determination of fibrinogen level is important during hemorrhage to establish a timely hemostatic intervention. The accuracy of fibrinogen measurements may be affected by the specific methodology for its determination, fluid therapies, and anticoagulant agents. The dry-hematology method (DRIHEMATO®) is a novel approach to determine fibrinogen levels in plasma and whole blood based on thrombin-activated coagulation time. We hypothesized that plasma or whole blood fibrinogen level using the dry-hematology method would be similar to those measured with conventional plasma fibrinogen assays. METHODS: Acquired hypofibrinogenemia was modeled by serial dilutions of blood samples obtained from 12 healthy volunteers. Citrated whole blood samples were diluted with either normal saline, 5% human albumin, or 6% hydroxyethyl starch to achieve 25%, 50%, and 75% volume replacement. The dry-hematology method, the Clauss method, the prothrombin time (PT)-derived method, determination of antigen levels, and thromboelastometric fibrin formation were compared in plasma or whole blood samples. The effect of heparin on each assay was examined (0 to 6 IU/mL). Comparisons of dry-hematology and other methods were also conducted using ex vivo samples obtained from cardiac surgical patients (n = 60). RESULTS: In plasma samples, there were no significant differences between dry-hematology and the Clauss method, while dry-hematology showed lower fibrinogen levels compared with PT-derived and antigen level methods. The dry-hematology method yielded acceptable concordance correlation coefficients (Pc) with the Clauss method, the PT-derived method, and fibrinogen antigen levels (Pc = 0.91–0.99). The type of diluents and heparin affected the results of the PT-derived method and thromboelastometric assay, but not the dry-hematology method. In cardiac surgical patients, the overall correlation in fibrinogen levels between dry-hematology and the other methods was comparable to the results from in vitro dilution experiments. The dry-hematology reported higher fibrinogen values in whole blood compared with those measured in plasma samples, but hematocrit adjustment decreased the bias between whole blood and plasma samples from 73 mg/dL (95% prediction interval: 40, 106) to −13 mg/dL (95% prediction interval: −35, 8.5). CONCLUSIONS: This study demonstrated that fibrinogen levels can be accurately assessed by the dry-hematology method in plasma and the results are not affected by heparin or colloids. For whole blood fibrinogen measurements by dry-hematology, hematocrit adjustment is necessary to compensate for dynamic changes in hematocrit in perioperative bleeding settings. Published ahead of print September 15, 2014." @default.
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• W2013399387 title "Fibrinogen Measurements in Plasma and Whole Blood" @default.
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