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Three cases of false decrease interference of etamsylate on biochemical laboratory tests and correction methods
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DOI：10.1016/j.cca.2025.120524.png)
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Etamsylate, a commonly used clinical hemostatic agent, may cause false decreases in biochemical test results through inhibition of enzymatic activity or interference with chromogenic reactions. However, insufficient research on its interference mechanisms and correction methods increases the risk of clinical misjudgment.
Keywords:
Etamsylate
hemostatic agent
biochemical test interference
enzymatic activity inhibition
chromogenic reaction interference
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