〔Abstract〕 To investigate the diagnostic value of combined detection of folate receptor-positive circulat- ing tumor cells ( FR + -CTCs) and hemostatic function indicators in improving the diagnosis of gastrointestinal tumors ( GITs) metastasis．Methods A retrospective analysis was conducted on the clinical data of 115 patients aged 18 to 80 years who were diagnosed with gastrointestinal tumors via pathology and received treatment，including data on FR + -CTCs，hemostatic function indicators，and pathological staging．The collected data encompassed FR + -CTCs levels，coagulation parameters，and pathological staging．Statistical analysis included t-tests，chi-square tests，fish- er ’s exact test，Logistic regression analysis，and receiver operating characteristic ( ROC) curves to assess the diag- nostic value of combined FR + -CTCs and coagulation parameters in detecting tumor metastasis．Results FR + -CTCs levels and positive rates demonstrated significant associations with clinicopathological characteristics ( gender，histo- logical type，N staging) in GITs patients ( P＜0. 05) ．In patients with metastasis，elevated fibrinogen levels were observed．Adithonallly，platelet counts showed significant increases in N1 －N3 stages ( P＜0. 05) ．Logistic regres- sion analysis showed that PLT and antithrombin Ⅲ ( AT-Ⅲ) were independent risk factors for GITs metastasis ( P＜0. 05) ． The areas under the ROC curves for predicting GITs metastasis were 0. 678 ( 95% CI: 0. 540 - 0. 816) and 0. 664 ( 95% CI: 0. 512 －0. 815) ，respectively．When combining multiple factors，including FR + - CTCs，PLT，AT-Ⅲ , pathological type，FIB，TT，and gender，for the diagnosis of GITs metastasis，the AUC in- creased to 0. 757 ( 95% CI: 0. 621 －0. 893) ，indicating higher sensitivity and specificity compared to using each indicator alone．Conclusion The combined detection of FR + -CTCs and anticoagulation function indicators has a higher diagnostic value for the diagnosis of GITs，providing a valuable basis for the early diagnosis of GITs，espe- cially in metastasis surveillance．