Thromboelastography (TEG) Hemostasis with Lysis Build info

Synonyms

  • THROMBOELASTOGRAPHY HEMOSTASIS WLYSIS
  • LAB10618

Short Name

THROMBOELASTOGRAPHY HEMOSTASIS WLYSIS

Procedure Master Number

LAB10618

Procedure ID

111740

Clinical Info

Specimen Type

Blood

Container

Blue Top Tube

Collection Instructions

For NSUH Inpatients Only: For blood draws, only 3.2% sodium citrate tubes can be used, completely filled by vacuum. Draw a non-additive discard tube or syringe first. After collection, gently invert the tube 5 times to mix. Samples can only be analyzed after a 10-minute incubation in room temperature and within 2 hours of collection.

Transport Instructions

Specimens collected for Thromboelastography Hemostatis Lysis testing are extremely sensitive to motion and disturbance. Samples must be walked over to the lab and handed directly to laboratory staff.

Specimen Stability

2 hours 

Methodology

Monitoring of kinetic changes in a sample of anticoagulated whole blood as the sample clots, retracts and/or lyses in real time, resulting in graphical representation of hemostasis curve which depicts clot firmness over time

Days Performed

Mon-Sun (CTU lab), Mon-Fri (OR lab)

Performing Laboratory

NSUH Manhasset
This test is for NSUH Manhasset inpatient ONLY! 

CPT

PDM

7000502

Results

Component Name Base Name Common Name External Name
RAPIDTEG MAXIMUM AMPLITUDE RAPIDTEG RAPID TEG Rapidteg Maximum Amplitude
TEG FUNCTIONAL FIBRINOGEN TEGFF TEG FUNCTIONAL FIBRINOGEN Teg Functional Fibrinogen
TEG LY30 TEGLY30 TEG LY30 Teg Ly30
TEG R TIME TERRTIME TER R TIME Teg R Time