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Posted On : 30 Sep 2009

calcium is reqired for formation of tenace in ccoagulation cascade.thn why doent thr occrse any bleding in hypocacemia_?

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kamaraj kandaswamy

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ionised calcium is always normal

15 years ago

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Anil Kumar Chaudhary

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ionic calcium level normal

15 years ago

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abdelsattar abdrabo

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due to hnterferace of the other anticoaguant factors

15 years ago

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Mohsin Ali

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about half of all calcium is bound to proteins such as serum albumin, but it is the unbound, or ionized, calcium that the body regulates.Thus, if the albumin is low, the measured calcium may appear low when in fact it is physiologically within normal limits.

15 years ago

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shanthi shanthi

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calcium is not a major factor in coagulation. it only accelerates formation of fibrin which forms even in the absence of calcium

15 years ago