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With the purpose of evaluating the thrombocytic hemostasis in hemorrhages, blood platelet function was studied as recommended by Born-O'Brien in patients in the early period following the surgical arrest of gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Enhanced functional activity of cells was revealed in 88.24% of cases, with marked hyperaggregation being recordable in 38.24% of cases and moderate one in the others when it revealed itself only with small concentrations of an inductor of aggregation being employed. In 11.76% of cases the blood platelets functional activity has gotten decreased. When comparing with an analysis of enzymic hemostasis and clinical picture of the condition a conclusion was drawn to the effect that enhanced functional activity of blood platelets is of compensatory and adaptive nature and that it maintains blood hemostatic potential in the pro- and anticoagulants dysbalance. Lowering of thrombocytic activity against that background can account for recurring nature of hemorrhage.
With the purpose of evaluating the thrombocytic hemostasis in hemorrhages, blood platelet function was studied as recommended by Born-O'Brien in patients in the early period following the surgical arrest of gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Enhanced functional activity of cells was revealed in 88.24% of cases, with marked hyperaggregation being recordable in 38.24% of cases and moderate one in the others when it revealed itself only with small concentrations of an inductor of aggregation being employed. In 11.76% of cases the blood platelets functional activity has gotten decreased. When comparing with an analysis of enzymic hemostasis and clinical picture of the condition a conclusion was drawn to the effect that enhanced functional activity of blood platelets is of compensatory and adaptive nature and that it maintains blood hemostatic potential in the pro- and anticoagulants dysbalance. Lowering of thrombocytic activity against that background can account for recurring nature of hemorrhage.