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. CR, 53 year old gentleman Severe pain of B/L toes -3/7.P/H APA syndrome DVT /PE -1994 on warfarin - Small vessel vasculitis (1989 treated with steroids) - Type II DM - IHD - Renal Calculi - Diverticular Disease re
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1. Cases from the Lab:Heparin Induced ThrombocytopeniaAre we there yet?
2. CR, 53 year old gentleman
Severe pain of B/L toes -3/7.
P/H APA syndrome
DVT /PE -1994 on warfarin
- Small vessel vasculitis (1989 treated with steroids)
- Type II DM
- IHD
- Renal Calculi
- Diverticular Disease recent colonoscopy.
Medications Warfarin, Aspirin( ceased)
Recently Bridged with LMWH for colonoscopy
3. Examination Not unwell looking
Peripheral pulses intact
Tender toes and ears, blue toe.
Tender abdomen - collapsed with pain
Investigations at admission -
Hb- 140 TC-9.3 Plt-101
Na-135 K-3.6 Creat-85
APTT-44 INR-1.3
(ACA -174 ANA -1280)
XRC No gas under diaphragm
CT abdomen adrenal mass ?tumour
?haematoma.- MRI recommended.
Treatment- Switched to UFH heparin ( acute abdomen)
Steroids.
4. Investigations ( cont)
MRI B/L adrenal haemorrhage
Heparin ceased
LA and Antiprothrombin antibodies requested
Progress worsening ischaemic change right leg
USG right extensive DVT
Haematology team consulted.
TIA
Significant thrombocytopenia and thrombosis noted
Most likely HITT
5. Investigations =HITs
Diamed - Negative
ELISA Positive
Amputation planned
Lepirudin
Monitoring- Prolonged baseline APTT.
6. Heparin and Thrombocytopenia Heparin induced thrombocytopenia HIT type II
Isolated HIT (HIT syndrome)
HIT associated thrombus (HITT) {White clot syndrome}
Latent HIT { Subacute HIT}
Heparin induced thrombocytopenia HIT type I
Non immune heparin associated thrombocytopenia{HAT}
Pseudo HIT
7. Heparin and Thrombocytopenia