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[Anesthetic management of a patient with suspected pseudothrombocytopenia].

A 74-year-old male was operated for sigmoid colon cancer. Because of an agglutination of the patient's platelet, it was difficult to measure his platelet count under ethylene diamine tetra acetate (EDTA), heparin or citrate as anticoagulants with an automated cell counter. Even though there was a strong possibility of pseudothrombocytopenia, anesthetic management for the patient was safely conducted. His condition was stable throughout the perioperative course and no bleeding tendency was observed. Nitrous oxide, oxygen, sevoflurane, propofol and pancuronium were useful in this case.