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BubblyPurple1173 t1_iruw95b wrote
What is the link between anticardiolipin antibodies and thrombosis? Is testing for these a standard part of a thrombosis panel of tests?
WorldThrombosisDay t1_is0ooom wrote
Anticoardiolipin antibodies are one of three tests that are done to see if an individual has “antiphospholipid antibodies.” Antiphospholipid antibodies carry an increased risk of thrombosis and in women can cause problems in pregnancy. Yes, they should be part of thrombophilia testing.
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