Table 2. Diagnostic interpretation of the mixing test.
A percent correction is a percent corrected value before and after the supplementation of the given normal plasma.
| Inhibitor present | Factor deficiency | |
| Cause of coagulopathy | Coagulation factor inhibitor | Hemophilia A (factor VIII deficiency), vitamin K deficiency, and coagulation factor deficiency |
| Representative disease (incidence) | Acquired hemophilia A/B (1.5 cases per million a year) [9] | Liver cirrhosis (Coagulopathy is 5% in cirrhosis patients.) |
| Mixing test pattern | Inhibitor pattern | Deficiency pattern |
| Mixing test shape | Convex upward | Concave downward |
| Interpretation | No correction [8] | Correction occurs |