Titlebook: Haemostatic Failure in Liver Disease; P. Fondu,O. Thijs Book 1984 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Boston 1984 blood.diseases.liver.liver dise

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230286146Besides local problems and coagulation deficiencies, which may lead to haemorrhage, both thrombocytopenia and platelet dysfunction may be involved in the haemostatic failure of patients suffering from liver disease.

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Masculinity, Violence, Resistance: ,Coagulation tests are widely used in liver diseases in the evaluation of hepatic insufficiency. They are obligatory in the assessment of the risk of bleeding in patients submitted to surgical procedures such as liver biopsy, minor or major surgery.

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Abnormalities of Fibrin Formation in Severe Hepatic Diseases,Bleeding is a common complication in severe hepatic diseases. The mechanism of bleeding is complex and many causes are involved such as :

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Platelet Involvement in the Haemostatic Failure of Liver Disease,Besides local problems and coagulation deficiencies, which may lead to haemorrhage, both thrombocytopenia and platelet dysfunction may be involved in the haemostatic failure of patients suffering from liver disease.

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deficiency

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Strategies for Rational Haemotherapy,A rational haemotherapy, consists, in giving all the needed blood components in suitable amounts, avoiding degraded products and undesirable contaminants, avoiding too, the wastage of unneeded components, useful for other patients, considering the ethic aspect of human blood donation and the logistic problems of blood transfusion services.