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In Practice 14: 172-180 (1992)
© 1992 British Veterinary Association

Differential diagnosis of haemorrhagic disorders in dogs

Janet D. Littlewood

In conclusion, the following general points can be made.

• Acquired disorders are more common than inherited disorders

• History and clinical findings help differentiate platelet from clotting disorders

• Many screening tests can be performed in the general practice situation

• Citrated blood for coagulation assays should be taken before commencing therapy and plasma stored frozen if not to be submitted immediately

• Intramuscular injections should be avoided in bleeding dogs






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