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Spitz Thrombophilia was first described in 1994. The disorder closely resembles the disorder described in Basset hounds called Basset hound Thrombophilia and is due to a congenital/inherited signal

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1. Collect a blood sample from the patient.
2. Select a suitable tube for collecting the blood sample, preferably an EDTA tube.
3. Ensure proper identification of the patient, including name and date of birth.
4. Use a sterile needle to draw the blood sample, ensuring aseptic technique.
5. Fill the EDTA tube with an appropriate amount of blood as specified by the laboratory.
6. Carefully mix the blood sample with the anticoagulant in the tube by gently inverting several times.
7. Label the tube with the patient's information, including name, date, and time of collection.
8. Place the labeled tube in a biohazard bag or container for transportation to the laboratory.
9. Deliver the blood sample to the laboratory within the specified time frame to ensure accurate testing.
10. Inform the laboratory about any specific testing requirements or considerations for spitz thrombopathia.

Who needs spitz thrombopathia?

1. Individuals who are suspected or diagnosed with spitz thrombopathia.
2. Patients who exhibit symptoms of abnormal bleeding or clotting disorders.
3. Individuals with a personal or family history of bleeding disorders.
4. Patients undergoing surgery or invasive procedures with a risk of bleeding complications.
5. People with unexplained bruising, prolonged bleeding, or excessive blood loss.
6. Individuals with a known or suspected platelet function disorder.
7. Patients on medications that affect platelet function or clotting ability.
8. Individuals with a history of recurrent miscarriages or pregnancy-related complications.
9. People with medical conditions that can impair platelet function, such as liver or kidney disease.
10. Patients with a history of abnormal laboratory findings related to platelets or coagulation factors.

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What is spitz thrombopathia?

Spitz thrombopathia refers to a rare inherited bleeding disorder characterized by abnormal platelet function.

Who is required to file spitz thrombopathia?

Patients diagnosed with Spitz thrombopathia are required to report their condition.

How to fill out spitz thrombopathia?

Spitz thrombopathia can be reported by filling out a form provided by a healthcare professional or medical institution.

What is the purpose of spitz thrombopathia?

The purpose of reporting Spitz thrombopathia is to ensure proper medical management and care for individuals with the condition.

What information must be reported on spitz thrombopathia?

Information such as medical history, genetic testing results, and any bleeding episodes must be reported on Spitz thrombopathia.