3D microscopic illustration of a blood clot with red blood cells trapped in fibrin mesh — Coagulation Screen blood test

Coagulation Screen

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£155.00
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3D microscopic illustration of a blood clot with red blood cells trapped in fibrin mesh — Coagulation Screen blood test
  • 3D microscopic illustration of a blood clot with red blood cells trapped in fibrin mesh — Coagulation Screen blood test
  • Coagulation Screen blood test panel including International Normalised Ratio, Partial Thromboplastin Time, Fibrinogen and Prothrombin Time
  • 3D microscopic illustration of a blood clot with red blood cells trapped in fibrin mesh — Coagulation Screen blood test
  • Coagulation Screen blood test panel including International Normalised Ratio, Partial Thromboplastin Time, Fibrinogen and Prothrombin Time
Coagulation Screen

Coagulation Screen

£155.00
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A comprehensive blood analysis that evaluates clotting function and identifies potential bleeding abnormalities or monitors the effectiveness of anticoagulant medications. This diagnostic test provides critical insights into your haemostatic system's performance.

*sample requirements: x1 Blood Sample

Smooth process

Choose your test, fill in your details, visit a clinic and once processed we email you your results.

Quality first

The details provided help us to give the very best results for you.

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Frequently asked questions

How will I book my appointment?

On purchase of panel/test you will receive and email to book with a professional phlebotomist who will take measurements and samples as per required.
Do I need to pay for a Phlebotomist?

No, the Phlebotomy Fee is included into the price of all our services.
Why do I need to provide my biological sex?

For laboratory testing of any sample, certain tests have different ranges for biological males in comparison to biological females. This is why biological sex is asked for. This allows us to ensure that the correct ranges are used when samples are being tested.
How should I prepare for a test?

Please see our what to know before your appointment page.
Can I share my results with my GP?

Of course. All results are provided in a PDF format for easy sharing and record-keeping.