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Would you perform surgery if my prothrombin time is 16.1 and active partial thromb 40.1 with INR 1.2???

I got a slightly high reading in my PT & PTT labs . 16.1 secs , 40.1 secs and 1.2 INR. Is this a risky surgery?!?

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