Titlebook: Hemostasis and Thrombosis; Thomas G. DeLoughery Book 20153rd edition Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Bleeding Disorders

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Bleeding Disorders: A General Approach,est bleeding with dental extractions and surgeries. However, some patients with von Willebrand disease (due to the variability of the disease) may have had previous hemostatic challenges and not suffered significant bleeding.

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Acquired Thrombophilias,may have two thromboses separated by years, the patient with an acquired thrombophilia may present with repeated thrombosis even on anticoagulant therapy. In some patients, thrombosis may be the first manifestation of the underlying disease. In many patients thrombosis is a well-recognized complication of the underlying disease.

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Tests of Hemostasis and Thrombosis,ny procedure. It is essential that this history includes more questions than just “are you a bleeder?” A good history for bleeding can be obtained in minutes by asking a few specific questions as outlined in Chap. .. Bleeding due to coagulation defects is unusual, recurrent, and excessive, but rarely spectacular.

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Liver and Renal Disease,n that for most patients this hazard has been overstated and that paradoxically thrombosis may also be risk. Most bleeding in liver disease patients is due to mechanical reasons such as a ruptured varix rather than an underlying coagulopathy. In addition, classic tests of coagulation fail in many patients to fully assess their hemostatic capacity.

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