Abstract:Objective To compare the consistency of thromboelastogram and coagulation indexes in evaluating coagulative function. Methods A total of 283 patients with diabetes mellitus, cerebral hemorrhage, cirrhosis, fractures or cervical cancer who were admitted into Taizhou People’s Hospital from January 2016 to June 2017 were involved in this study. All patients were tested for coagulation indexes and thrombelastography, and the hematopoietic function was determined by platelet count. The consistency and correlation between the two diagnostic tools were analyzed. Results In diabetic patients: prothrombin time (PT) was positively correlated with clotting reaction time (R value) and negatively correlated with α-Angle; activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT) was positively correlated with R value, and negatively correlated with α-Angle and maximum amplitude (MA); fibrinogen (FIB) was negatively correlated with R value and coagulation formation time (K value), and positively correlated with MA and α-Angle; PLT presence was negatively correlated with K value, and positively correlated with α-Angle and MA. In patients with intracerebral hemorrhage: PT was positively correlated with R values, and negatively correlated with α-Angle and MA; APTT values was positively correled with the R value, and was negatively correlated with the presence of α-Angle; FIB was negatively correlated with K value, and was positively correlated with MA and α-Angle; PLT presence was negatively correlated with K value, and was positively correlated with α-Angle and MA. In patients with cirrhosis: PT was positively correlated with and R value and K value, while was negatively correlated with α-Angle and MA. APTT was positively correlated with and R value and K value, while was negatively correlated with α-Angle and MA; FIB was negatively correlated with the K value while was positively correlated with MA and α-Angle; PLT presence was negatively correlated with K and was positively correlated with α-Angle and MA. In fracture patients: There was a negative correlation between PT and MA; APTT values existed a positive correlation with the R value, while was negatively correlated with the presence of α-Angle; there was a negative correlation between FIB and R value and a positive correlation with MA and α-Angle; there was a negative correlation between PLT and K values. In cervical cancer patients: PT was positively correlated with R value, K value, and negatively correlated with MA and α-Angle; there was a positive correlation between APTT and R value/K value, but a negative correlation between APTT and MA/α-Angle; FIB existed a negative correlation with the R value, and a positive correlation with MA; There was a negative correlation between PLT and R values/K values. Discussion In patients with diabetes mellitus, cerebral hemorrhage, cirrhosis, bone fracture and cervical cancer, coagulation indexes and thrombelastogram are well coagulated and is worth further clinical application.