Coagulation

Research from University of Pittsburgh, Medical Department broadens understanding of coagulation

Published in Genetics and Environmental Business Week, February 5th, 2009

"With the strides being made in the European, Canadian, and American prospective studies of von Willebrand disease (VMD) genotype and phenotype, genetics is increasingly playing a key role in the classification, understanding, and management of VWD," researchers in the United States report.

"It is anticipated that as gene sequencing becomes easier and more commonplace and the relationship between genotype and clinical and laboratory phenotype becomes clearer, genetic analysis will assume an increasingly important role in diagnosis, prediction of clinical severity, response to hemostatic agents, and optimal individualized management. This is an evolving field, so the...

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Source: Genetics and Environmental Business Week (2009-02-05)

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