PPT-Pathology of Coagulation

I Deficiency of Coagulation Factors II HYPERCOAGULABLE STATES I Deficiency of Coagulation Factors Treatment AQUIRED DISORDERS OF BLOOD COAGULATION ACQUIRED DISORDERS OF BLOOD COAGULATION. Prof . Khaled. . Yassen. MD FFARCSI. Department of . Anaesthesia. Liver Institute, . Menoufiya. University, Egypt.. kyassen61@hotmail.com. Old and New Liver Institute, . Menoufiya. University, Egypt. I-. Deficiency of Coagulation Factors. II-. HYPERCOAGULABLE STATES . I-. Deficiency of Coagulation Factors. Treatment. AQUIRED DISORDERS. OF. BLOOD COAGULATION. ACQUIRED DISORDERS. OF. BLOOD COAGULATION. Heather A. Knouff, MSN, RN. Learning Objectives. The learner will be able to explain how DIC, HIT, and ITP develop in the body. The learner will be able to describe manifestations, complications, and diagnostic criteria for DIC, HIT, and ITP. Christian Jones, MD, MS, FACS. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. http://jonessurgery.com. . http://christianjones.md. . on-call@christianjones.md. . @. jonessurgery. Overview. Acquired coagulation disorders:. They are . more common. than the inherited disorders. Unlike the inherited disorders, . multiple clotting. factor deficiencies are usual.. The acquired coagulation disorders.. Dr Steve . Kamiza. . FCPath. . Dr . Tamiwe . Tomoka. . FCPath. TISSUE IS THE ISSUE. Background . to pathology services in Malawi. Establishment of the QECH and UNC/KCH labs. Pathology: Research with emphasis on cancer. Acquired coagulation disorders:. They are . more common. than the inherited disorders. Unlike the inherited disorders, . multiple clotting. factor deficiencies are usual.. The acquired coagulation disorders.. Guy Young, MD. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine. Abbreviations. Abbreviations will be explained the first time the term appears on a slide. 1x0000x0000 x/MCIxD 1 x/MCIxD 1 General structure of curriculumDesigned to provide complete training in all major areas of anatomic and clinical pathologyFlexibleaccommodatediversecareergoalscommunity Edin. ). Haemostasis-blood must be maintained in a fluid state in order to function as a transport system, but must be able to solidify to form a clot following vascular injury in order to prevent excessive bleeding, a process known as haemostasis. It is localised to the tissue damage and is followed by removal of the clot and tissue damage.. Mehran Karimi MD. Tehran, September 14, 2017. Agenda. Background. Causes of bleeding and Clinical manifestations. Classification of coagulation disorders in neonates. Primary investigation and diagnostic evaluation. M. AND J. E. WYNANDS, M.D., C.IVI.~ THE V~Y F_~aLY STUVmS of this subject, many controversies existed regard- ing the various factors and mechanisms involved in the dotting process. One simply has to Dr. shatha Sami alyasrri. Assistant professor . Bleeding disorders during pregnancy and . delivery. . A. Inherited . Vascular abnormalities. Platelet disorders. Coagulation disorders. B.Acquired. Thrombocytopenia. Department Of General . Surgery. . N 1. Thrombosis and Embolism. Thromboembolic events. Activation of coagulation system .  . Solid mass of blood constituents formed within the vasculature . Thrombosis – formation of blood clot at site of coagulation system activation.