System and method for in vitro bleeding time testing

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Clotting or clotting factor level tests

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C436S063000, C422S073000, C422S105000, C600S369000

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07071001

ABSTRACT:
The invention includes an in vitro bleeding time device having an opening through a sheet of material across an outlet. At least a portion the sheet of material contains a coating which includes collagen type I, fibrinogen, fibronectin, and von Willebrand factor. The invention includes a blood coagulation analysis system which has a device with an internal chamber for receiving a blood sample through an inlet. A sheet of material spans a flowpath through a single device outlet. A controller regulates pressure and or flow rate within the device. The invention includes a method for analyzing blood coagulation. Blood provided into a device chamber flows out through an opening through a sheet of material which spans the device outlet. A controller is utilized to control pressure and/or flow rate within the device by controlling the flow rate into the device during formation of a clot blockage of the opening.

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