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Investigations

Investigations

Investigations
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Investigation
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arterial blood gas
full blood count
electrolytes, urea, creatinine (EUC)
calcium, magnesium, phosphate (CMP)
liver function test (LFT)
iron studies test
coagulation study
ROTEM
TEG
4
ECG
echocardiogram
right heart cath
6 minute walk test
4
pulmonary function test
nasendoscopy
peak flow test
flow-volume loop
2
CXR
CT (head, neck, chest abdomen)
1
CTG
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