'Coagulation' diaporamas de présentation

THROMBOELASTOGRAPHY FOR CARDIAC SURGEONS

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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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D isseminated I ntravascular C oagulation DIC

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Coagulation failure in pregnancy

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Clinical Relevance of Hemostasis

Clinical Relevance of Hemostasis. David Lillicrap Dept Pathology & Molecular Medicine. The Hemostatic Balance. Bleeding. Clotting. Arterial Thrombosis. EASY BRUISING. How easy? Where are the bruises? How many bruises? How large are the bruises? How frequent?.

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Does BICARBONATE Correct Coagulation Function impaired by Acidosis in Swine ?

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DIC

DIC. Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation. Coagulation cascade. Extrinsic system (tissue damage ). Intrinsic system (surface contact ). XII. XIIa. Tissue factor. XIa. XI. IX. VIIa. IXa. VII. VIII. VIIIa. X. Xa. Vitamin K dependant factors. V. Va. II. (Thrombin ). IIa.

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Lecture 12 Tuesday 2/12/08

Lecture 12 Tuesday 2/12/08. Multiple Reactions Selectivety and Yield Series Reactions Complex Reactions. Blood Coagulation.

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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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Thomas Peter 1 , Jian-Xiong Sheng 1 , Debra Weisenstein 2 , Beiping Luo 1 , Eugene Rozanov 1,3

Thomas Peter 1 , Jian-Xiong Sheng 1 , Debra Weisenstein 2 , Beiping Luo 1 , Eugene Rozanov 1,3 1 IAC ETHZ, Zurich; 2 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA; 3 PMOD/WRC, Davos.

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MLAB 1227- Coagulation Keri Brophy-Martinez

MLAB 1227- Coagulation Keri Brophy-Martinez. Secondary Hemostasis Part One.

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Biosensors

Biosensors. And how they are changing the world. What are they?. A device that utilizes biological components to indicate the amount of a biomaterial. Breakdown of Components. Bioreceptor- detects analyte Transducer- converts into readable form Reader Device- displays information.

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The coagulation , fragmentation and radial drift of dust in protoplanetary disks

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Postpartum haemorrhage

Postpartum haemorrhage. Dr Ahmed abdulwahab. Hemorrhage is still one of the leading cause of maternal mortality all over the world DEFINITION Primary post partum hemorrhage. It is the loss 500 ml of blood following delivery and but within 24 hours .

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Eggs

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Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)

Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC). Bryan Imayanagita. Background. Pathological activation Formation of clots throughout the body in the blood vessels Leads to abnormal bleeding; can cause clots that disrupt blood flow to organs Multiple organ failure and death. Causes.

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Properties of Water Vocab 3 (12 words)

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The Immune System

The Immune System. Alisa, Pratik and Sarita. Define the term pathogen . - A bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease . Role of the skin in defence against pathogens.

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