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this big topic was explained to me by my prof like this: ‘’fibrin formation within blood vassel associated with platelets activation and consumption to be discussed with fibrinolysis’’ SO I WAS LIKE WTH! of course now it makes sense which never did before (explained by specialised haematologist) kill me! Thanks tons for your explanation
Hypercoagubility in nephrotic syndrome is bez of..... 1- anti coagulants prtein loss in urine (anti thrombin 3,protein c and s) so impaired fibrinolysis and. 2- bez of hyperlipidemia that damages endothelium and becomes thrombogenic and causes platelet aggregation and increased clot formation thrombus.
I was confused how the thrombin time and thrombocytopenia occur in DIC if there is hyper coagulation? . i think now its clear as all clotting factors are used in thrombosis and then this result in bleeding. You are awesome Mannn🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️
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At 10:50 , you ask a question about whether dic is a primary or secondary fibrinolysis. Then is it correct if I say it is a secondary fibrinolysis because it used up all the coagulation factors first resulting in thrombosis and when it runs out then it triggers fibrinolysis?
I am kind of confused here.Lets take an example of a woman who had an accident, unconscious and her husband said she was confused and not making any sense before taken to the hospital.Sha had a seizure. Temperature was 38.5, and a rash on her abdomen. She had extensive bruising and had been suffering from nose bleeds and headaches for a week prior to attending the hospital. PT is 14.9(control is 12.9) INR is 1.2 APTT is 37 with control 33 APTT ratio 1.1 with normal 0.8-1.2 Clauss fibrinogen is 2.3(1.5-4.5) D-Dimer is greater than 5000 Hb is 73g/l WBC 11400/L PLT is 21 LDH is 4831U/L. I thought the diagnosis would be TTP but after following this tutorial, I am not too sure. It may be CID. Please someone clear my doubts
Seondary fibrinolysis? If it’s primary it’s fibrinolysis under normal circumstances, but in secondary it’s fibrinolysis due to medical conditions or due to drug effects and stuff right? And thank you, the video is extremely good.
Sir i have a little bit confusion.. Sir DIC starts from the initiation of tissue factor that is extrensic pathway:tissue, but here aptt gets also affected that is intrinsic pathway:blood.. So Are these two pathways interdependent or these occur simultaneously in our body when there is an injury? Secondly DIC includes intravascular means it should have been started from intrinsic pathway: blood vessel? Please do reply sir
Medicosis, why does sepsis cause insulin resistance and hyperglycemia? Is it because septic shock compromises tissue perfusion. So the tissue cannot use the insulin and sugar?
Why does nephrotic syndrome cause hypercoagulability: here's what i understand, if my patient has nephrotic syndrome he's losing much proteins, the body needs protein and liver produces more protein, however liver doesn't produce only protein but also produces coagulation factors with it. So while the patient is busy losing proteins, he's piling up coagulation factors, that could be involved in coagulation hence HYPERCOAGULABILITY
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Excuses...”Ohh I didn’t study that in medical school.... professor told us to ignore this because we had a global pandemic in 2020, so we were not able to study hard”😂..... The response “You either get your head out of your sphincter or get out of this honorable profession... I demand excellence.” Day made😂
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this big topic was explained to me by my prof like this: ‘’fibrin formation within blood vassel associated with platelets activation and consumption to be discussed with fibrinolysis’’ SO I WAS LIKE WTH! of course now it makes sense which never did before (explained by specialised haematologist) kill me! Thanks tons for your explanation
You’re always welcome, dear :)
Hypercoagubility in nephrotic syndrome is bez of..... 1- anti coagulants prtein loss in urine (anti thrombin 3,protein c and s) so impaired fibrinolysis and. 2- bez of hyperlipidemia that damages endothelium and becomes thrombogenic and causes platelet aggregation and increased clot formation thrombus.
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I was confused how the thrombin time and thrombocytopenia occur in DIC if there is hyper coagulation? . i think now its clear as all clotting factors are used in thrombosis and then this result in bleeding. You are awesome Mannn🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️
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At 10:50 , you ask a question about whether dic is a primary or secondary fibrinolysis. Then is it correct if I say it is a secondary fibrinolysis because it used up all the coagulation factors first resulting in thrombosis and when it runs out then it triggers fibrinolysis?
I am kind of confused here.Lets take an example of a woman who had an accident, unconscious and her husband said she was confused and not making any sense before taken to the hospital.Sha had a seizure. Temperature was 38.5, and a rash on her abdomen. She had extensive bruising and had been suffering from nose bleeds and headaches for a week prior to attending the hospital.
PT is 14.9(control is 12.9)
INR is 1.2
APTT is 37 with control 33
APTT ratio 1.1 with normal 0.8-1.2
Clauss fibrinogen is 2.3(1.5-4.5)
D-Dimer is greater than 5000
Hb is 73g/l
WBC 11400/L
PLT is 21
LDH is 4831U/L.
I thought the diagnosis would be TTP but after following this tutorial, I am not too sure. It may be CID. Please someone clear my doubts
Thank you❤
At 3:08 , if it only activates extrinsic pathway, why PTT is prolonged in DIC that is caused by amniotic fluid embolism?!
Seondary fibrinolysis? If it’s primary it’s fibrinolysis under normal circumstances, but in secondary it’s fibrinolysis due to medical conditions or due to drug effects and stuff right? And thank you, the video is extremely good.
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Maybe loss of proteins stimulates liver to produce clotting factors to compensate
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I have a separate playlist called: “Bleeding and Coagulation disorders.”
In chronic DIC, is the thrombosis speed slows down, and the fibrinolysis balances out the thrombosis?
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Medicosis, I am sorry if I sound like an idiot. Why does sepsis increase tissue factor? does sepsis cause damage to the endothelium?
I have a question.. in liver cirrhosis both PT n PTT would be elevated or just PT?
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Hey medicosis, Is there any indication of anti coagulant in DIC? If yes, then when?
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Sir i have a little bit confusion.. Sir DIC starts from the initiation of tissue factor that is extrensic pathway:tissue, but here aptt gets also affected that is intrinsic pathway:blood.. So Are these two pathways interdependent or these occur simultaneously in our body when there is an injury? Secondly DIC includes intravascular means it should have been started from intrinsic pathway: blood vessel? Please do reply sir
obestric complication you worte Retained POC what is the full form?
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The fibrinolysis is secondary (compensatory)
Is DIC considered to be connected with 2ndary Fibrinolysis since it is caused by underlying factors?
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Medicosis, why does sepsis cause insulin resistance and hyperglycemia? Is it because septic shock compromises tissue perfusion. So the tissue cannot use the insulin and sugar?
No sepsis cause stress stress cause corticosteroid release which cause insulin resistance
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Hi. Can DIC affects lungs? And if it does, how? Thank you so much for this. ☺ ❤️ Hoping for a response. ☺
Yes dic in alveolar capillary causes pulmonary edema followed by ARDS
You didn’t dwell on the Aetiopathogenesis
Why does nephrotic syndrome cause hypercoagulability: here's what i understand, if my patient has nephrotic syndrome he's losing much proteins, the body needs protein and liver produces more protein, however liver doesn't produce only protein but also produces coagulation factors with it. So while the patient is busy losing proteins, he's piling up coagulation factors, that could be involved in coagulation hence HYPERCOAGULABILITY
Nephrotic syndrome cause urinary loss of antithromobotic factors so it increases coagulability
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