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21373

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coagulation form of SHIP Study (Study of Health in Pomerania), conducted by the University of Greifswald. ODM derived from https://www.fvcm.med.uni-greifswald.de/dd_service/data_use_explore.php. Further information: http://www2.medizin.uni-greifswald.de/cm/fv/ship.html.
 Publication granted by Prof. Völzke. Reference: Völzke H, et al. Cohort profile: the study of health in Pomerania. Int J Epidemiol. 2011;40(2):294-307. PMID: 20167617

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laboratory analysis SHIP-Trend-1 coagulation

German English

coagulation

1 forms  
  1. StudyEvent: ODM
    1. coagulation
coagulation
Description

coagulation

LAB: QUICK/thromboplastin time (%)
Description

quick

Data type

float

Measurement units
  • %
%
LAB: QUICK // winsorized >> prefix in QUICK_P (%)
Description

quick_z

Data type

float

Measurement units
  • %
%
LAB: QUICK // prefix for QUICK_Z
Description

quick_p

Data type

text

LAB: thromboplastin time international normalized ratio
Description

inr

Data type

float

LAB: INR // winsorized >> prefix in INR_P
Description

inr_z

Data type

float

LAB: INR // prefix for INR_Z
Description

inr_p

Data type

text

LAB: PTT/partial thromboplastin time (s)
Description

ptt

Data type

float

Measurement units
  • s
s
LAB: PTT // winsorized >> prefix in PTT_P (s)
Description

ptt_z

Data type

float

Measurement units
  • s
s
LAB: PTT // prefix for PTT_Z
Description

ptt_p

Data type

text

LAB: fibrinogen (Clauss) (g/l)
Description

fib_cl

Data type

float

Measurement units
  • g/l
g/l
LAB: fibrinogen (Clauss) // winsorized >> prefix in FIB_CL_P (g/l)
Description

fib_cl_z

Data type

float

Measurement units
  • g/l
g/l
LAB: fibrinogen (Clauss) // prefix for FIB_CL_Z
Description

fib_cl_p

Data type

text

LAB: fibrinogen (g/l)
Description

fib_p

Data type

float

Measurement units
  • g/l
g/l
LAB: fibrinogen // winsorized >> prefix in FIB_P (g/l)
Description

fib_p_z

Data type

float

Measurement units
  • g/l
g/l
LAB: fibrinogen // prefix for FIP_P_Z
Description

fib_p_p

Data type

text

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coagulation

1 forms
  1. StudyEvent: ODM
    1. coagulation
Name
Type
Description | Question | Decode (Coded Value)
Data type
Alias
Item Group
coagulation
quick
Item
LAB: QUICK/thromboplastin time (%)
float
quick_z
Item
LAB: QUICK // winsorized >> prefix in QUICK_P (%)
float
quick_p
Item
LAB: QUICK // prefix for QUICK_Z
text
inr
Item
LAB: thromboplastin time international normalized ratio
float
inr_z
Item
LAB: INR // winsorized >> prefix in INR_P
float
inr_p
Item
LAB: INR // prefix for INR_Z
text
ptt
Item
LAB: PTT/partial thromboplastin time (s)
float
ptt_z
Item
LAB: PTT // winsorized >> prefix in PTT_P (s)
float
ptt_p
Item
LAB: PTT // prefix for PTT_Z
text
fib_cl
Item
LAB: fibrinogen (Clauss) (g/l)
float
fib_cl_z
Item
LAB: fibrinogen (Clauss) // winsorized >> prefix in FIB_CL_P (g/l)
float
fib_cl_p
Item
LAB: fibrinogen (Clauss) // prefix for FIB_CL_Z
text
fib_p
Item
LAB: fibrinogen (g/l)
float
fib_p_z
Item
LAB: fibrinogen // winsorized >> prefix in FIB_P (g/l)
float
fib_p_p
Item
LAB: fibrinogen // prefix for FIP_P_Z
text
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