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[Comprehensive laboratory diagnosis of intravascular blood coagulation syndrome in late gestosis]
Insights
Chronic intravascular coagulation, or DIC syndrome, is common in late pregnancy complications. Early detection through comprehensive hemostatic testing is crucial for timely intervention and improved maternal outcomes.
Area of Science:
- Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Hematology
- Pathophysiology
Abstract:
A chronic form of intravascular blood coagulation (the DIC syndrome) is an obligatory pathogenetic mechanism in the organism of pregnant women with late gestoses. In order to find the DIC-syndrome and to provide urgent protective measures comprehensive laboratory diagnostics of the hemostatic pathologies is necessary. Analysis of clinician data has shown an optimal quantity and sequence of tests, among which some are traditional and several have been worked out by the authors. This approach can be recommended for corresponding medical institutions as such that provides obtaining exact and informative data about the state of blood coagulation with minimal amounts of human plasma.