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Hyperfibrinolysis in a patient with cellulitis
The Southeast Asian Journal of Tropical Medicine and Public Health
|September 1, 1979
A case of acute hyperfibrinolysis complication in cellulitis was reported. The bleeding did not stop for two days because of hematological defect. After giving antifibrinolysin and treating the etiologic factor, the bleeding stopped within a few hours. One should be aware that excessive bleeding in infection can possibly be caused by hyperfibrinolysis.
A case of acute hyperfibrinolysis complication in cellulitis was reported. The bleeding did not stop for two days because of hematological defect. After giving antifibrinolysin and treating the etiologic factor, the bleeding stopped within a few hours. One should be aware that excessive bleeding in infection can possibly be caused by hyperfibrinolysis.