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Background: In sepsis, fibrinolysis resistance correlates with worse outcomes. Practically, rotational thromboelastometry (ROTEM) is used to report residual clot amplitude relative to maximum amplitude at specified times after clot formation clot lysis indices (CLIs). However, healthy individuals can exhibit similar CLIs, thus making it challenging to solely diagnose the low fibrinolytic state.

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