• What causes thrombosis?

    The causes of thrombosis may be as follows: 1. It may be related to endothelial injury, and thrombus is formed on the vascular endothelium. Often due to various reasons of endothelium, such as chemical or drug or endotoxin, or endothelial injury caused by atheromatous pl...
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  • How do you treat coagulation disorders?

    Drug therapy and infusion of coagulation factors can be performed after coagulation dysfunction occurs. 1. For drug treatment, you can choose drugs rich in vitamin K, and actively supplement vitamins, which can promote the production of blood coagulation factors and avoi...
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  • Why is blood clotting bad for you?

    Hemagglutination refers to blood coagulation, which means that blood can change from liquid to solid with the participation of coagulation factors. If a wound is bleeding, blood coagulation allows the body to automatically stop the bleeding. There are two pathways of hum...
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  • What are the complications of high aPTT?

    APTT is the English abbreviation of partially activated prothrombin time. APTT is a screening test reflecting the endogenous coagulation pathway. Prolonged APTT indicates that a certain blood coagulation factor involved in the human endogenous coagulation pathway is dysf...
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  • What are the causes of thrombosis?

    Basic cause 1. Cardiovascular endothelial injury Vascular endothelial cell injury is the most important and common cause of thrombus formation, and it is more common in rheumatic and infective endocarditis, severe atherosclerotic plaque ulcers, traumatic or inflammatory ...
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  • What does it mean if your aPTT is low?

    APTT stands for activated partial thromboplastin time, which refers to the time required to add partial thromboplastin to the tested plasma and observe the time required for plasma coagulation. APTT is a sensitive and most commonly used screening test for determining the...
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