Thromboelastography may detect hypercoagulation in early sepsis and improve anticoagulation during extracorporeal treatments

Antonio Belli

Thromboelastography may detect hypercoagulation in early sepsis and improve anticoagulation during extracorporeal treatments

Antonio Belli

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Abstract

During early sepsis, activation of the inflammatory response and coagulation occurs. Extracorporeal therapies are used to adsorb mediators, but the coagulation of filters is a drawback [1, 2]. The aim of this study is to evaluate whether thromboelastography (TEG) may detect hypercoagulation and may improve anticoagulation during extracorporeal treatments.

Original language	English
Pages	341
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 16 Mar 2015

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Thromboelastography may detect hypercoagulation in early sepsis and improve anticoagulation during extracorporeal treatments

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