Coagulation is routinely monitored during liver transplantation for reducing bleeding and the amount of haemocomponents administered, which is associated with increased perioperative morbimortality in liver transplantation.31, 32 Monitoring by means of traditional coagulation tests prothrombin time, activated partial thromboplastin, thrombing time, fibrinogen, dimer D or by thromboelastography TEG and platelet count must indicate whether there is coagulopathy, rapidly identify the cause and suitable therapy, thereby optimising the use of haemocomponents.
La monitorización de coagulación es realizada de rutina durante el trasplante hepático para disminuir el sangrado y la cantidad administrada de hemocomponentes, que en trasplante de hígado está asociado a aumento de morbimortalidad perioperatoria 19,20.