Zahra Safarzadeh: The Critical Role of the Laboratory in Hemophilia Care
Zahra Safarzadeh, Clinical Laboratory Scientist at Shahid Dastgheib Hospital, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”You’re not just looking at a bleeding disorder.
You’re looking at a laboratory challenge.
Hemophilia is more than prolonged bleeding.
For laboratory professionals, accurate testing can make a critical difference in diagnosis, classification, and patient management.
Key laboratory assessments include:
- aPTT
- Factor VIII / IX activity
- Mixing studies
- Inhibitor testing
One important lesson from the laboratory:
Accurate testing leads to correct diagnosis, which enables better patient management.
As a Clinical Laboratory Scientist, I believe the laboratory is not simply a place where results are generated.
It is an essential part of the clinical decision-making process.
For laboratory professionals:
Which laboratory aspect of hemophilia do you find most challenging — factor assays, mixing studies, or inhibitor testing?”
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