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Development and implementation of a novel immune thrombocytopenia bleeding score for dogs.

Kelly M Makielski | Marjory B Brooks | Chong Wang | Jonah N Cullen | Annette M O'Connor | Dana N LeVine
Journal of veterinary internal medicine | 2018

A method of quantifying clinical bleeding in dogs with immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) is needed because ITP patients have variable bleeding tendencies that inconsistently correlate with platelet count. A scoring system will facilitate patient comparisons and allow stratification based on bleeding severity in clinical trials.

Pubmed ID: 29681130

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