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Could a connective tissue diseases cause a low pt. 9.9 in a lab where 10.3 is the low range. and what is the significance of this.
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Possible: An inflammatory state may lead to increased levels of fibrinogen and factor viii that may shorten the pt.
Answered 3/6/2013
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