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School of Medicine
Coagulation Service

The UAB Coagulation Service is dedicated to meeting the coagulation medicine needs of the Southeast. 

We unify the collective knowledge of Pathology, Internal Medicine, Hematology, Oncology, and Laboratory Medicine in a university-based medical center to advise on the diagnosis and management of both hemorrhagic and thrombotic disorders.  Experienced senior technologists staff our special coagulation laboratory and are available to advise on all technical issues. New patients with coagulation disorders may contact the Kirklin Clinic Department of Hematology, 205-934-5077 for an appointment.  Returning patients may call 801-8415.

The UAB Coagulation Service is a member of The Department of Pathology Division of Laboratory Medicine and collaborates with the UAB Hospital special coagulation laboratory, hematopathology laboratory and transfusion medicine service.

 
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