Defibrination after brain-tissue destruction: A serious complication of head injury.
Defibrination after brain-tissue destruction: A serious complication of head injury.
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脑组织破坏后的去纤维:头部损伤的严重并发症。
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发表时间:
1974
影响因子:
158.5
通讯作者:
T. Kurze
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作者:
S. Goodnight;G. Kenoyer;S. Rapaport;M. Patch;J. Lee;T. Kurze
Abstract A prospective study was conducted to evaluate defibrination after acute head trauma. Defibrination was not observed in 13 patients In whom trauma apparently did not destroy brain tissue. In contrast, evidence of defibrination — hypofibrinogenemia, elevated levels of serum fibrinogen-related or fibrin-related antigen and low levels of factors V, VIII or platelets — was found in nine of 13 patients in whom brain-tissue destruction was established by direct inspection. All nine patients had a strongly positive protamine test, suggesting that intravascular coagulation had occurred. Since test results returned toward normal within hours, the active phase of defibrination apparently was brief. Nevertheless, hemostatic abnormalities were severe enough to have affected the neurologic consequences of intracranial bleeding. Clinical findings attributable to fibrin in the microcirculation (e.g., microangiopathic hemolytic anemia or renal failure) were not encountered. The potentially salvageable patient wit...