juanma0 wrote:
No guru, but answer is Inherited Factor VII deficiency. Very rare 1 in 500,000. PTT normal. Only prolonged PT.
The question is not about plasma prothrombin time.Rather it is talking about "serum prothrombin time" .The routine PT is done on plasma not serum.
Now guess it
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| cbenitesch
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Antiphospholypid syndrome? Iīm not sure!!! 
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| juanma0
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Been thinking about this Q for a while, tempted to google search. Guess u stumped the "gurus" too!!
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| study_ing
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lupus anticoagulant--PT high yet no history of bleeding problems. in fact recurrent thromboembolism may be presnt.
( was stumped b4 Kaplan talked abt it )!!
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| tolito
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this forum guru only hitched up points by being online
i did search and even for the lupus anticoagulants, tests are performed on plasma.
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sea-gull...the gurus await your approval
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