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564            PART 7  ■  Principles and Disorders of Hemostasis and Thrombosis






























                                                                                                           thromb
                                                                                                                                                             Extern

                                                                                                                                                                    c

                                                                                                                                    T

                                                                                                                                                                     Tunic

                                                                                                                                                                     medi
                                                                                                                                                                                    Intern




                                                      Venous                                                                                                                        Tu

                                                      thrombus                                                                                                                      (endothelium)
                                                      (blood clot)


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                                                      Clumping of:
                                                              in


                                                                 lood cells














                                                                                                         blood vessel’s inner

                                                                                                         lining


                                 FIGURE 28.2  For  ation o  a venous thro  bus. T e i  ustration be ow shows the  or  ation o  a venous thro  bus.





               Acquire   con  itions can a so contribute to a risk  actor  or                                              recurrent,  a  i ia , or juveni e   ee   venous thro  bosis or

               thro  bo  hi ia (Box 28.2).                                                                                 occ usion in an unusua   ocation such as a   esenteric, bra-

                                                                                                                           chia , or cerebra  vesse .

               Primary States of Hypercoagulability

                                                                                                                           Secondary States of Hypercoagulability
               Hy  ercoagu ab e  states  inc u  e  various  inherite    an

               acquire   c inica    isor  ers characterize   by an increase   risk                                         Secon  ary hy  ercoagu ation states   ay be seen in a nu  -

                or thro  boe  bo is  .                                                                                     ber o  heterogeneous   isor  ers. In   any o  these con  i-

                    Pri  ary hy  ercoagu ab e states (  ab e 28.11) inc u  e re a-                                         tions, en  othe ia  activation by cytokines  ea  s to the  oss

               tive y rare inherite   con  itions that  ea   to   isor  ere   en  o-                                       o  nor  a  vesse  wa   anticoagu ant sur ace  unctions, with

               the ia   ce    thro  boregu ation.  T ese  con  itions  inc u  e                                            conversion to a   roinf a    atory thro  bogenic   henoty  e.

                 ecrease    thro  bo  o  u in-  e  en  ent  activation  o   aPC,                                           I    ortant c inica  syn  ro  es associate   with substantia

               i    aire   he  arin bin  ing o  antithro  bin (A  ), or   own-                                             thro  boe  bo ic events inc u  e the APS, he  arin-in  uce

               regu ation o    e  brane-associate      as  in generation.                                                  thro  bo  athy,   ye o  ro i erative syn  ro  es, an   cancer.

                    T e   ajor inherite   inhibitor   isease states inc u  e A                                                  Hy  ercoagu abi ity can be associate   with syste  ic inf a  -


                 e  ciency,    rotein  C    e  ciency,  an      rotein  S    e  ciency.                                      ation   ue   ri  ari y to an increase in   rocoagu ant  unctions,
               T ese con  itions shou    be consi  ere   in   atients who have                                             an  inhibition  o     brino ysis,  an    a    own-regu ation  o   the
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