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Aug 15, 2025, 23:31
Richard Buka: Many Improvements Needed in HIT Management
Richard Buka, Chair of HaemSTAR, shared on X:
”A feasible approach for HIT diagnosis in Blood Journals Portfolio this month.
But HIT is fiendishly difficult – clinical suspicion not straightforward, interpretation of tests difficult, and limited access to functional testing – all a recipe for suboptimal care.
Many improvements needed!”
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