Amrita Sarkar: Advancing the Diagnosis of Anti-PF4 Syndromes
Amrita Sarkar, Research Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at University of Pennsylvania PSOM, shared a post on LinkedIn:
” It was my pleasure to welcome Ishac Nazy, from McMaster University, Canada to our Penn-CHOP Blood Center Seminar yesterday!
Nazy delivered a fascinating talk titled ‘Anti-PF4 Syndromes: From Molecular Insights to Improved Diagnosis of HIT,’ sharing insights from his current research and highlighting exciting advances in the field.
A big thank you to Nazy for visiting us, sharing his expertise, and inspiring engaging scientific discussions with our Penn-CHOP research community!
It is always a wonderful opportunity to connect with scientific leaders in the field, exchange ideas, and gain new perspectives in thrombosis and immunohematology.”
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