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Prolonged:
Heparin therapy
Presence of anticoagulant (lupus like)
Factor deficiency
Massive blood transfusion.
Liver disease
High dose coumadin anticoagulation
Factor Inhibitors
The mixing study
The patient's serum is mixed with normal serum and the aPTT of
this mixture is measured. A 50:50 mixture will correct a factor
deficiency (only 30% activity is needed for a normal aPTT). In the
presence of an inhibitor, a 50:50 mix will not correct the abnormal
coagulation test. If inhibition found, additional tests with diluted
patient serum and normal serum will be applied and level of
inhibitor will be determined (Bethesda units) by the dilution activity
APC FVIIIa
sEPCR
PC
T sEPCR
FVIIIa
FVa
T
TM PC APC FVa
EPCR EPCR
S
History
• 1965 – Antithrombin (Egeberg)
• 1965 – dysfibrinogenemia (Beck)
• 1981 - Protein C (Griffin)
• 1984 - Protein S (Comp)
• 1993- APCR (Dahlback)
• 1994 – Factor V Leiden (Bertina)
• 1996 - PT G20210A mutation (Poort)
Large vessel - Death
Medium vessel - Respiratory
Failure
Small vessel- asymptomatic
repetition –
pulmonary
hypertension
Block
Embolus
Lysed / Extend
Organized
Thrombus
40
35
30
of % 25
VTE 20 35%
among 15 26
%
autopsie 10
s 5
9
.4%
0
VTE PE Fatal PE
Accountsfor about 10% of deaths in hospitalised patients1
1.Lindblad B, et al. BMJ 1991;302:709–11
2. Dahl OE, Bergqvist D. Curr Opin Pulm Med 2002;8:394–7
Venous Thrombosis Makes News
in Washington
Surgeon General nominated VTE
Task Force
: Inherited
Common- )Factor V G1691A )Leiden
Prothrombin G20210A
Increased levels of FVIII and
Fibrinogen
Rare- Antithrombin deficiency
Protein C deficiency
Protein S deficiency
Very rare- Dysfibrinogenemia
Homozygous homocystinuria
Coagulation
aPTT )71” (C. 27-38
aPTT mixed with plasma )”54” (C. 32
CAI )34 (C < 15
RVVT )2.9 (C < 1.3
RVVT confirm 1.8
TTI )2.14 (C < 1.25
APCR ) 1.45 (C > 2
Factor V Leiden normal
Immunology
anticardiolipin 75u/ml )(C < 15
anti-nuclear ab. )417 u/ml (C < 200
anti-DNA )190 u/ml (C < 50
Endothelial cell mediated: injury to
EC, receptor induction, increased TF
expression, induction of apoptosis
Protein C pathway related: aPL binds
PC&S inhibition of PC activation,
acquired APCR
Inhibition of heparin-AT complexes
Cross reaction with OX-LDL
Increase PAI-1
Platelet activation
Clinical criteria
1.Vascular thrombosis )one or more ATE or VTE)
2. Pregnancy morbidity
a. one or more IUFD >10th week
b. one or more premature birth, preeclampsia,
placental insufficiency, abruption, IUGR
c. 3 or more early )10th week) abortions,) >2 late)
Laboratory criteria
1. Anti CL Ab )IgG/M), on two )6w) occasions
2. LAC on two )6w) occasions )aPTT, DRVVT)
3. Exclusion of other coagulopathies
Definite aPLS is establish by at least one
criterion of each category
Yield (%)
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10 Selected
0
Unselected
until 1993
from 1993
Thrombophilia Healthy subjects Unselected patients Selected patients
2,192 0.05
1,811 0.06
Thrombophilia Healthy subjects Unselected patients Selected patients
N affected % N affected % N %
affected
FVIII 534 11.8 534 23.2 60 56.7
APCR 445 8.1 337 23.4
Hcy 1,153 6.1 856 11.7
Priority for testing
High Intermediate Low
APCR Protein C activity Fibrinogen
31
A) Cabin related
Cramped sitting position
More in economy class
83% Non-aisle seats
Lower air pressure, relative hypoxia
differ among airlines
Low humidity and dehydration
B) Passenger related
Age over 40
Previous VTE
Thrombophilia
Hormonal Therapy
Pregnancy
Varicose veins
Cancer
Overweight
Coagulation activation in hypobaric
chamber
Armand Trousseau (1801-1867)
“When you are undecided about the nature of the disease of the stomach, when you hesitate
among a chronic gastritis, a simple ulcer, and a carcinoma, a phlegmatia alba dolens
(thrombophlebitis) occurring in the leg or arm will put an end to your indecision and you will
be able to assert positivelythat a cancer is present.
Endothelial damage
• Shift to procoagulant endothelium
• Invasion of cancer cells into vessel wall
Stasis of blood
• Frequent immobilization, surgery
• Compression of blood vessels by tumor
Changes in the blood
constituents
• Activation of clotting proteins and blood
cells
Tumor Cell Hemostatic Properties and
Tumor Biology
Tumor cell hemostatic Mechanisms of
properties malignancy
Procoagulant
Activities
Tissue Factor Coagulation- PROLIFERATION
dependent
Fibrinolytic
Activities ANGIOGENESIS
(t-PA, u-PA, u-PAR, PAI)
Cell Adhesion
Molecules
Growth
Tissue
Factor/FV Invasion
IIa
Factor Xa
Metastasis
Thrombin
these processes
Angiogene
Fibrin generation plays additional roles in
Tumor cell FX
Prothrombin
FVIIa
TF
FXa Fibrinogen
Thrombin
VEGF FIBRIN
IL-8
Angiogenesis
TF
Endothelial cells
Rickles FR, and Falanga A. Thromb Res 2001
Tumour Cell- Host Cell
Interactions at The Vascular
Site
fibrin
Localized clotting
activation Induction of monocyte
Induction of procoagulant activity
endothelial
P TC
procoagulant and P P P P PMN
adhesive P P fibrin
properties TC TC P
TC
Endothelial Cells
TC = tumor cell
P = platelet
PMN = polymorphonuclear leukocyte
APC FVIIIa
sEPCR
PC
T sEPCR
FVIIIa
FVa
T
TM PC APC FVa
EPCR EPCR
S
Acquired activated protein C resistance is common in cancer
patients and is associated with VTE
Patients 55 58 54 56
Hepa
Hepa
Heparan
sulfate
Considerations in planning treatment of
patients with thrombosis
• Efficacy of treatment
• Rate of bleeding complications
• Rate of recurrence
• Complications due to recurrence
PT correlates
initially with FVII
thus not reflecting
actual AC
Protein C fast drop
creates initial
hypercoagulability
Initiation of
coumadin should
be “covered” by
heparin
INR - International Normalized Ratio
ISI
INR = R
Antithrombin
ATII Xa
ATIII ATIII
I
Xa
Pentasaccharide
II IIa
Fibrinogen Fibrin
clot
Fibrinogen Fibrin
Adapted from Weitz & Bates, J Thromb Haemost2005