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It's most likely a hemophillia problem associated with a decrease in clotting factor Vii. Which I haven't heard much of just Hemophillia due to factors Viii and iX. Hopefully you've already had this answered by now and have a better alternate answer/reason for the high pt http://www.hemophilia.ca/en/2.3.5.php Best of luck. -medical student

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Q: My inr was 2.9 but my pt was 28.3?
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