Coagulation Time

Coagulation time is a test used to measure the time it takes for a clot to form as a result of the activation of coagulation factors in the blood. This test provides information about the speed and efficiency of blood coagulation. Measuring coagulation time can be useful in diagnosing coagulation disorders, monitoring the effectiveness of anticoagulant therapy, or as part of general screening for coagulation disorders. IntroLab Laboratory in Belgrade offers this test as part of their services.

Why is Coagulation Time determined?

Coagulation time is a quick and simple method used for the preliminary exclusion of hemostasis disorders when other tests are unavailable. Although this method is outdated and was widely used in the past, especially for preoperative screening, it has largely been replaced by modern tests like

• Prothrombin Time (PT) 
• Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time (a PTT)

These newer tests provide detailed information about specific coagulation factors, allowing for more precise diagnosis and monitoring of hemostasis disorders.

Despite its reduced use, coagulation time can still serve as a rapid screening test in certain situations. However, its application and interpretation should be supported by clinical assessment and additional testing to ensure an accurate diagnosis and appropriate therapy.

Bleeding and Coagulation Time Pricing

In our laboratory, the price for measuring coagulation time is affordable, and the procedure is quick. For a fee of 140.00 RSD, you will receive accurate results in record time!