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| Coagulopathy associated with trauma and massive hemorrhage |
| Liver transplant |
| Cardiac surgery |
| Major orthopedic surgery and neurosurgery |
| Hypothermia |
| Postpartum/neonatal hemorrhage |
| Hypercoagulability states |
| Procoagulant therapy |
| Anticoagulation with non-fractioned heparin |
