When we compared the data of our study with other studies that used much higher doses, the amount of hyperosmolar fluid is proportional to the severity of blood
coagulation disorder (1, 6, 10, 13).
Mannucci PM, Duga S, Peyvandi E Recessively inherited
coagulation disorders.
6,18) It is our strong impression that both of our patients who had a previously unidentified
coagulation disorder experienced a characteristic type of post-tonsillectomy hemorrhage: bilateral bleeding of increasing intensity that required repeated local treatments under general anesthesia.
Coagulation disorders, in: Williams Hematology, 5th edition.
In conclusion, I can very highly recommend the Quick Guide to Coagulation Testing to practicing clinical pathologists, pathology residents, laboratory professionals, and clinicians who see patients with
coagulation disorders.
There are also many acquired
coagulation disorders, which are more frequent and complex than genetic variation (HANDIN 1998).
Clinical and family histories pertaining to bleeding abnormalities are extremely important in evaluating hereditary
coagulation disorders.
Post circumcision bleeding, haemarthrosis, haematomas are characteristic of
coagulation disorders (Grade B, level IIb).
We performed MT with local anaesthesia, conscious sedation and only two points of entry that was less invasive and offered numerous profits: (a) avoidance of endotracheal intubation and general anaesthesia in a cirrhotic patient with
coagulation disorders (b) section of adhesions in the empyema (c) drainage of complicated HH (d) evaluation of the lung re-expansion capacity (e) better immediate and late postoperative patient condition, (f) less deterioration of lungs function, (g) tissue collection for histologic and microbiologic analysis, (h) reduction in postoperative hospital stay and no need for intensive care unit.
Rare inherited
coagulation disorders in Southern Iran include factor X, factor VII, factor XIII, factor I and factor XI deficiency in the descending order of frequency whereas from India it is factor X deficiency followed by factor XIII, I, VII and V in the same order.
14) While many studies have found that PDT is just as safe as conventional open tracheostomy in carefully selected groups of patients, authors have also advised surgeons to be cautious of its use in certain high-risk populations, including those with
coagulation disorders.
These include type II diabetes, atherosclerosis, hypertension, congestive heart failure, pulmonary disease, several forms of cancer; renal disease, liver and gall bladder diseases, polycystic ovarian syndrome,
coagulation disorders, sleep apnea, stroke, osteoarthritis, gynecological problems, and ocular diseases.
