Sharing and deepening knowledge is essential if we are to become a benchmark in the field of blood diagnostics. With this in mind, six scientific posters have been updated and redesigned to offer more up-to-date and accurate content.
(Re)Discover our new posters on:
- At the heart of hemostasis
- Fibrin formation and fibrinolysis
- Primary hemostasis
- Anticoagulants
- Therapeutic anticoagulants
- Thrombin and endothelial hemostasis
These documents help to understand the mechanisms of hemostasis in a visual and synthetic way. They cover the main areas of hemostasis. An ideal format for displaying on a laboratory or office wall.
To order a printed version (A1), please contact your local representative.
Available in English only.
A growing scientific collection
These posters complement Stago's growing collection of scientific books.
These resources will be invaluable to laboratory technicians and students, as well as biologists and clinicians who want to maintain a good level of knowledge in hemostasis.
- Quick Guide to Hemostasis: completely redesigned in 2024.
- Haemoscore: an application that compiles, in a clear and simple way, the most recognized and useful clinical scores and diagnostic algorithms in the field of thrombosis and hemostasis. And you can use them directly in the application!
- iHemostasis: an application that provides healthcare professionals with medical and scientific information relating to hemostasis, including various clinical cases.
- Ask Stago podcasts: a series of Stago podcasts for laboratory professionals on day-to-day work on the hemostasis bench.
- Webinars: an innovative and interactive learning tool that reinforces Stago's commitment to medical education and training in the field of thrombosis and hemostasis.
- Practical Manual series: practical, up-to-date clinical and laboratory information written by international specialists (available in paper format only).
- Focus Series: illustrated, educational and straightforward documents on specialized topics, also written by internationally recognized scientists (available in paper format only).
