Virchow'sTriad

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? Pathology Mapa Mental sobre Virchow'sTriad, criado por Lindie Metz em 21-03-2016.
Lindie Metz
Mapa Mental por Lindie Metz, atualizado more than 1 year ago
Lindie Metz
Criado por Lindie Metz aproximadamente 8 anos atrás
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Virchow'sTriad
  1. ENDOTHELIAL INJURY
    1. Exposure of subEN ECM
      1. Platelet adhesion
        1. Release of Tissue factor
          1. NB cause of arterial thrombus formarion
            1. d/t MI, atherosclerosis leading to ulcerated plaques, vasculitis
              1. Prothrombotic
                1. Hypertension
                  1. Bacterial endotoxins
                    1. Hypercholesterolaemia
                      1. Radiation
                        1. Cigarette smoking
                        2. Mural thrombi – in chambers of heart d/t abnormal contraction
                          1. Rheumatic heart dx > mitral valve stenosis > LA dilation > atrial fibrilation
                          2. In aorta d/t anuerism, ruptured atherosclerotic plaque, often occludes
                          3. BLOOD HYPERCOAGULABILITY
                            1. Primary – inherited
                              1. Secondary – aquired
                                1. High risk
                                  1. Prolonged immobilisation/bed rest
                                    1. Atrial fibrilation
                                      1. Tissue damage – surgery, fracture, burns
                                        1. Disseminated cancer – release coagulation factors
                                        2. Low risk
                                          1. Cardiomyopathy
                                            1. Nephrotic syndrome
                                              1. Hyper-oestrogenic states – OCP,pregnancy, HRT
                                                1. Sickle cell anaemia
                                                  1. Smoking (+ EN damage so double risk)
                                                    1. ↑ age > ↑ platelet aggregation > ↓ prostacyclin
                                                  2. BLOOD STASIS/TURBULENCE
                                                    1. Turbulence
                                                      1. Atherosclerosis – counter currents and pockets of stasis
                                                        1. EN damage/dysfuntion
                                                        2. Stasis
                                                          1. NB cause of venous thrombus formation
                                                            1. Usually occlusive, mostly DVT > oedema + distal swelling
                                                              1. Superficial Saphenous system > visible swelling/pain > rarely embolises
                                                                1. Deep thrombi above knee (popliteal/femoral/illiac) >usually asymptomatic > can embolise
                                                                  1. d/t CCF, ↑ age, immobilisation, obesity, post-surgery, migratory thrombophlebitis
                                                                  2. Pockets of stasis behid obstruction, cause further enlargement
                                                                  3. Laminar flow disrupted
                                                                    1. Platelets come into contact with EN
                                                                      1. ↓ dilution of coagulation factors, ↓ inflow of clotting inhibitors
                                                                        1. ↑ EN activation > leukocyte edhesion > thrombus formation
                                                                  4. PT
                                                                    1. Extrinsic pathway, 11-13 sec
                                                                      1. Add Ca+ to form quick fibrin clot
                                                                        1. Sensitive to Coumadin
                                                                          1. Prothrombin Time
                                                                          2. PTT
                                                                            1. Partial Thromboplastin Time
                                                                              1. Add Ca+ and surface phospholipids
                                                                                1. Intrinsic pathway, 28-35 sec
                                                                                  1. Sensitive to Heparin

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