Tests & Clinical Applications, Thrombophilia, What tests are performed?
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Stago provides the laboratory tests that are needed to assess thrombophilia workup and including:
- the STA-Liatest D-Di Plus reagent to exclude venous thromboembolism that is a complication of thrombophilia;
- the laboratory tests allowing the screening of the congenital deficiencies of natural anticoagulants with:
- the STA-Stachrom ATIII reagent to assess antithrombin (ATIII) deficiency by the measurement of ATIII activity;
- the STA-Staclot Protein C or STA-Stachrom Protein C reagents to assess protein C (PC) deficiency by the measurement of PC activity;
- the STA-Staclot Protein S reagent to assess protein S (PS) deficiency by the measurement of PS activity or the STA-Liatest Free Protein S or Asserachrom Free Protein S reagents to determine the level of free PS antigen;
- the STA-Staclot APC-R reagent to detect the resistance to activated protein C associated with the FV Leiden mutation;
- the laboratory tests allowing deeper investigations to characterize the origin of the deficiency with:
- the Asserachrom Protein C reagent to determine the level of PC antigen;
- the Asserachrom Total Protein S reagent to determine the level of total PS antigen.