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What is the difference between antiplatelet and anti coagulation?
Anticoagulation is the process of reducing fibrin thrombus formation through the application of anticoagulant drugs to reduce the process of intrinsic pathway and intrinsic coagulation pathway. Anti-platelet medicine is to take anti-platelet drugs to reduce the adhesion ...Read more -
What is homeostasis and thrombosis?
Thrombosis and hemostasis are important physiological functions of the human body, involving blood vessels, platelets, coagulation factors, anticoagulant proteins, and fibrinolytic systems. They are a set of precisely balanced systems that ensure the normal flow of blood...Read more -
What causes blood coagulation problems?
Blood coagulation may be caused by trauma, hyperlipidemia, thrombocytosis and other reasons. 1. Trauma: Blood coagulation is generally a self-protection mechanism for the body to reduce bleeding and promote wound recovery. When a blood vessel is injured, coagulation fact...Read more -
Is coagulation life threatening?
Coagulation disorders are life-threatening, because coagulation disorders are due to various reasons that cause the human body's coagulation function to be impaired. After coagulation dysfunction, the human body will appear a series of bleeding symptoms. If a severe intr...Read more -
What is coagulation test PT and INR?
Coagulation INR is also called PT-INR clinically, PT is the prothrombin time, and INR is the international standard ratio. PT-INR is a laboratory test item and one of the indicators for testing blood coagulation function, which has important reference value in clinical p...Read more -
What are the dangers of coagulation?
Poor blood coagulation function may lead to decreased resistance, continuous bleeding, and premature aging. Poor blood coagulation function mainly has the following hazards: 1. Decreased resistance. Poor coagulation function will cause the patient's resistance to decline...Read more
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