Coagulation Factor XI

At IntroLab laboratory, we conduct high-quality tests to assess the levels of Coagulation Factor XI, facilitating the diagnosis of potential bleeding disorders.

What is Coagulation Factor XI?

Factor XI, also known as antihemophilic factor C, is a protein in the blood essential for the normal coagulation process.

Why is Factor XI important?

Factor XI is crucial because its deficiency can lead to hemophilia C, which manifests as an increased tendency to bleed.

When is this test performed?

The test is typically recommended when there is suspicion of a coagulation disorder, especially if there are unexplained bleeding episodes.