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Correspondence to Author: Khled Ahed Yasen, Dur Shahwar, Aqel Qasem Alrsas, Fers Aldnda, Dana Sam Alli, Mayam Yosef Aluslem, Noran Hasanin, Itiyaz Kan, Klas Grliger. 

Department of Pediatrics UMHAT “St George”, Medical University-Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Abstract:

Liver transplantation is a difficult surgical surgery that might cause coagulation problems, such as perioperative hypercoagulability. Liver graft recipients with end-stage liver disease may experience thrombosis or hemorrhage, depending on the situation. Clinical conditions and associated risk factors. Hypercoagulability can lead to significant problems, including thrombosis in recently transplanted liver arteries.Standard coagulation tests (SCTs) including prothrombin time and activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) struggle to detect and monitor hypercoagulability in its early stages. Recent studies.
VETs, including rotational thromboelastometry (ROTEM) and thromboelastography (TEG), show promise in identifying hypercogulability disorders.VETs are more sensitive than SCTs in detecting liver graft recipients at risk of thrombosis by measuring clotting time, clot strength, fibrin and platelet contribution to clot hardness, and fibrinolysis. However, Evidence-based guidelines for preventing and treating hypercoagulability based on VET results are still needed.

Keywords:liver; hypercoagulability; thromboelastometry; thromboelastography; liver transplantation

Citation:

Dr.Khled Ahed Yasen, A Review Of Viscoelastic Hemostatic Testing As A Diagnostic Tool For Hypercoagulability In Liver Transplantation. Journal of Clinical Transplantation 2025.