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HEMORRHAGIC
DISEASE
Bambang Permono
Hematology – Oncology Divisions
Pediatrics Department of Medical Faculty of Airlangga University –
Dr. Soetomo Hospital
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Hemostasis Function:
1. Prevent bleeding
2. Stop the
bleeding
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Pathogenesis of Bleeding
Vascular disorders
Thrombocytopenia.
Platelet dysfunctions
Fibrinolysis.
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Picture 1.
Blood coagulation
cascade
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Vascular disorder
Vasoconstriction in refectories
small arteries, arterioles
Platelet activation
and clotting factors
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Platelet reactions and the formation of
the primary hemostatic occlusion
Adhesion
Aggregation
+ Platelet + Fibrinogen
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Platelet Function
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Haemostatic response to vessel injury
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Hemostatic Test
DL + peripheral blood smear trombocytopenia
Bleeding time (3-8 minute) Platelet Function
Clotting time Clotting Factors
PPT (plasma prothrombin time) extrinsic
pathway
APPT (activated partial thromboplastin time)
intrinsic analysis
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Diseases associated with abnormalities
of blood vessels and platelets
Hemofphilia
Factor IX Deficiency
Von Willebrand Disease
Deficiency of Vitamin K
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Hemophilia
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Von Willebrand Disease
Platelet Adhesion abnormal clotting factor VIII activity
with low reply
Similar incidents or even exceed hemophilia.
Real primary defect: the reduction of the synthesis of the
main fraction of factor VIII VWF,
Bleeding is characterized by bleeding after surgery or
forced ruda, mucous membrane bleeding, and excessive
blood loss from superficial cuts and abrasions.
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Von Willebrand Disease
Lab Diagnosis :
Bleeding time extends
Clotting factor VIII activity levels (VIIIC) low
Platelet aggregation with ristocetin
imperfect (defective)
Activity VII: low VWF in plasma of patients
Treatment : Cryopresipitat
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Deficiency of Vitamin K (VKDB)
In newborns marked with bleeding on days 2-4
Diagnosis: PPT & APTT abnormal
Treatment :
Prophylaxis: vitamin K1 (konakion) 1 mg i.m.
to all newborns
In infants who hemorrhage: vitamin K 1 mg
i.m. every 6 hours
Due to immaturity of the liver cell function,
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