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Key Points Twenty-eight percent of patients persistently positive for LA had a negative LA test during observation; most, subsequently, tested positive. A negative LA test had no impact on a… Click to show full abstract
Key Points Twenty-eight percent of patients persistently positive for LA had a negative LA test during observation; most, subsequently, tested positive. A negative LA test had no impact on a patient’s prospective risk of thrombosis or mortality.
Keywords:
time associations;
anticoagulant test;
test persistence;
test;
lupus anticoagulant;
persistence time
Journal Title: Blood Advances
Year Published: 2022
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Journal Title: Blood Advances
Year Published: 2022
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