Coagulation Factor X

IntroLab laboratory offers testing for Coagulation Factor X to identify coagulation disorders.

What is Coagulation Factor X?

Coagulation Factor X, also known as the Stuart-Prower factor, is a protein in the blood that connects the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways of coagulation.

Why is Factor X important?

Factor X is crucial because its deficiency can lead to an increased risk of bleeding.

When is this test performed?

The Factor X test is typically performed when there is suspicion of a coagulation disorder, particularly if there is a history of unexplained bleeding or thrombosis.