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Haemostasis is a simple word that means ‘stop bleeding’. Yet the simplicity of the word belies the incredible complexity of a process whereby an array of cells and proteins intimately interact in a finely tuned and balanced system, first to form a fibrin clot then to dissolve the clot to restore vessel patency. This chapter considers an overview of haemostasis, diagnostic assays for haemostasis and disorders of haemostasis. Case examples are included.
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