'Coagulation disorders' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction to Haemostasis

Introduction to Haemostasis. Ahmad Sh. Silmi Hematologist Msc,FIBMS. Course Objectives. Identify the factors that influence the effectiveness of hemostatic processes. Describe the mechanisms that are involved in the arrest of blood flow from a damaged vessel.

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Introduction to Haemostasis

Introduction to Haemostasis. Ahmad Sh. Silmi Hematologist Msc,FIBMS. Course Objectives. Identify the factors that influence the effectiveness of hemostatic processes. Describe the mechanisms that are involved in the arrest of blood flow from a damaged vessel.

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Mucocutaneous Hemorrhage

Mucocutaneous Hemorrhage. Definition. Mucocutaneous hemorrhage is caused by the abnormalities of hemostasis( ?? ) and /or coagulation( ?? ) , characterized by local or extensive mucocutaneous hemorrhage derived from capillary. The bleeding is usually spontaneous or from slight trauma.

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Mucocutaneous Hemorrhage

Mucocutaneous Hemorrhage. Definition. Mucocutaneous hemorrhage is caused by the abnormalities of hemostasis( ?? ) and /or coagulation( ?? ) , characterized by local or extensive mucocutaneous hemorrhage derived from capillary. The bleeding is usually spontaneous or from slight trauma.

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COAGULOPATHIES

COAGULOPATHIES. COAGULATION PATHWAY. A deficiency of each of the thirteen known plasma coagulation factors has been reported. Inherited or acquired. The plasma coagulation defects manifest more often in the form of large ecchymoses haematomas

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BLEEDING DISORDERS

BLEEDING DISORDERS. Dr. Lai Yin Win Chai Pathologist. Definition A group of disorders having an abnormal tendency to bleed due to a defect in the haemostatic mechanism. Characteristics of Abnormal Bleeding Tendency Spontaneous bleeding into skin/ mucous membrane/ internal organs

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The National Medicare RAC Summit Washington DC March 5-6 2009

Embed the RAC Program in Your Revenue Cycle Process. The National Medicare RAC Summit Washington DC March 5-6 2009. Adventist Health, Inc. Not-for-profit, faith-based health care system headquartered in Roseville, CA, just east of Sacramento

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Drugs used in coagulation disorders

Drugs used in coagulation disorders. By S.Bohlooli, Ph.D. Mechanism of blood coagulation. Thrombogenesis Blood coagulation Regulation of coagulation and fibrinolysis Fibrin inhibition: ? 1 -antiprotease, ? 2 -macroglobulin, ? 2 -antiplasmin, antithrombin Fibrinolysis: plasmin.

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Scheme of Coagulation

F XII. F XIIa. Scheme of Coagulation. Intrinsic System. Extrinsic System. Foreign surface. Tissue damage Release of tissue thromboplastine (F III). F XI. F XIa. F X. F VIIa. F VII. F IX. F IXa. Ca 2+ PL. F VIII. F VIIIa. F XIII. Ca 2+ PL. Ca 2+. F II. F IIa. F XIIIa.

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Scheme of Coagulation

F XII. F XIIa. Scheme of Coagulation. Intrinsic System. Extrinsic System. Foreign surface. Tissue damage Release of tissue thromboplastine (F III). F XI. F XIa. F X. F VIIa. F VII. F IX. F IXa. Ca 2+ PL. F VIII. F VIIIa. F XIII. Ca 2+ PL. Ca 2+. F II. F IIa. F XIIIa.

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MLAB 1227: Coagulation Keri Brophy-Martinez

MLAB 1227: Coagulation Keri Brophy-Martinez. Coagulation Disorders: Secondary Hemostasis Part Two. Acquired Coagulation Disorders. Two or more factors generally affected, more complicated Bleeding from multiple sites More common than hereditary disorders Classification DIC

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Acquired Coagulation Disorders

Acquired Coagulation Disorders. Dr Mohammed Saiem Al-dahr KAAU Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences. Acquired coagulation disorders. Objectives Following this lecture, the student will be able to Explain the classification of acquired disorder of haemostasis such as:

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Blood coagulation or clotting is the mechanism by which blood changes its form from liquid to a highly viscousgel-like form known as clot

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