Thromboelastographic description of intraoperative coagulopathy in patients undergoing liver transplant surgery: A single-center observational study

Figure 3 Head-to-head comparison of basic hemodynamic parameters from thromboelastography 6s and thromboelastography 5000. Hemodynamic parameters were monitored during 4 phases of transplant surgery with either the thromboelastography (TEG) 6s or TEG 5000 platforms. Hemodynamic trends suggest that coagulability is the least concerning during the pre-anhepatic and end-of-surgery phases, with coagulation stability less prevalent during the middle phases of transplant. A: Proportions of patients with normal results indicating coagulopathy over time; B: Proportions of patients with results indicating coagulopathy over time. Denominators for percentages vary per parameter and result range (Table 2). Reference ranges for all parameters are in Supplementary Table 1. TEG: Thromboelastography; CK: Citrated kaolin; R: Reaction time; CFF: Citrated functional fibrinogen; MA: Maximum amplitude; K: Kinetics time; CRT: Citrated rapid thromboelastography; LY30: Percent clot lysis at 30 minutes post-maximum amplitude.