lymphocyte
CFU-Meg 1N 2N 8N 32N
Megakaryoblast
Megakaryocyte
CFU-GEMM
Platelets
Circulating
and
Marginating
Trombosit/Platelet/Keping Darah
1. Adesi trombosit
2. Reaksi pelepasan
3. Agegasi trombosit
4. Reaksi pelepasan
5. Pembentukan sumbat trombosit
Aktivasi trombosit
1. Adesi trombosit
• merupakan perlekatan antara trombosit dg kolagen yg terpapar
• dimediasi oleh von Willebrand factor (VWF) sebagai jembatan antara
reseptor GpIb dg kolagen yg terpapar
3. Agregasi trombosit
• Tjd setelah adesi & sekresi
• ADP & TXA2 merup agonis (agregator)
• Trombosit saling beragregasi, & mensekresi ADP & sintesis TXA2
dst
• Tjd amplifikasi agregasi tr
• Hasil dr aktivasi tr : ekpresi kompleks fosfolipid di permukaan
Ca binding site & koagulasi intrinsik
2
Adhesi trombosit
Agregasi trombosit
Reaksi pelepasan
Pembentukan fibrin
exposed endothelial surface
“activated”
Adesi trombosit
Trombosit
Trombositopenia Trombosis
• Arterial
Didapat Kongenital
• Vena
ITP
Bawaan
• Jarang
• Bisa disebabkan ok. anemia aplastik bawaan,
• Trombositopenia dengan absent radii (TAR)
syndrome atau Wiskot-Aldrich syndrome
(trombositopenia dg. eksema dan
hipogammaglobulinemia)
• Ok. Infeksi kongenital (rubella, CMV)
Causes of
Thrombocytopenia
Congenital Acquired
Didapat
Sebab:
Jumlah / Kuantitas
Pemeriksaan darah rutin jmlh trombosit < 150 ribu
Sumsum tulang tidak mampu memproduksi trombosit
pemeriksaan sumsum tulang (BMP)
Kerusakan berlebihan dlm darah antibodi yg
ditujukan untuk trombosit dlm tubuh Autoantibodi
dan Alloantibodi
Mutu / Kualitas
Pembentukan sumbat
BT memanjang
Agregasi trombosit
Thrombocytopenia
Decreased marrow production of megakariocytes
congenital disorders
– thrombocytopenia with absent radii (TAR)
– Fanconi’s anemia
– May-Hegglin anomaly
acquired disorders
– marrow infiltration with malignant cells
– marrow fibrosis
– aplastic and hypoplastic anemias ( idiopathic, drugs, toxins )
– deficiency states ( vitamin B12, folate, iron )
– paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura
(1)
the most common cause of isolated
thrombocytopenia
autoimmune disease with antiplatelet antibodies
and shortened platelets life span
forms of ITP
acute ITP
– children (90% of pediatric case of immune
thrombocytopenia)
– preceded by viral infection
– spontaneous recovery within 4-6 weeks in 60% of patients
chronic ITP
– 20-40 years
– women predominance F:M=3:1
Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura
(2)
Clinical features
– petechiae
– ecchymoses
– mucose membranes bleeding
– menorrhagia
– rare internal, intracranial bleeding
Diagnosis
– platelet count <100G/l
– bleeding time - usually normal
– peripheral blood smear - large platelets
– bone marrow examination - normal or increased number of
megakariocytes
– antibodies against Gp IIb/IIIa
– shortened platelet survival
Treatment of ITP