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Thrombin generation in pathophysiological conditions
 Malíková, Ivana
Introduction: Thrombophilic conditions may be accompanied by increased thrombin generation (TG), especially during pregnancy when the increase in thrombin generation results from a series of changes in the haemostatic system. During administration of anticoagulant treatment, it is desirable to reduce the increase in thrombin generation. Aims of the study: The first aim of our study was to compare TG in individuals with a proven factor V Leiden mutation and individuals with elevated levels of factor VIII. Another aim was to compare patients with VTE and also with or without proven FV Leiden mutation that are taking different anticoagulation treatments. The final aim was to assess thrombin generation in pregnant women and their response to LMWH administration during severe thrombophilic conditions. Group of patients and methods: There were included 170 healthy blood donors in the control group, the congenital and acquired thrombophilia group included 44 individuals with FV Leiden mutation and 38 individuals with factor VIII level >150 % without other proven thrombophilia. 347 subjects with VTE taking direct coagulation inhibitors were included in the anticoagulation group. Sixty women with a prophylactic dose of LMWH were included in the group of pregnant women. Kit Technothrombin® TGA RC Low and RC...
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Thrombin generation in pathophysiological conditions
 Malíková, Ivana ; Kvasnička, Tomáš (advisor) ; Hirmerová, Jana (referee) ; Úlehlová, Jana (referee)
Introduction: Thrombophilic conditions may be accompanied by increased thrombin generation (TG), especially during pregnancy when the increase in thrombin generation results from a series of changes in the haemostatic system. During administration of anticoagulant treatment, it is desirable to reduce the increase in thrombin generation. Aims of the study: The first aim of our study was to compare TG in individuals with a proven factor V Leiden mutation and individuals with elevated levels of factor VIII. Another aim was to compare patients with VTE and also with or without proven FV Leiden mutation that are taking different anticoagulation treatments. The final aim was to assess thrombin generation in pregnant women and their response to LMWH administration during severe thrombophilic conditions. Group of patients and methods: There were included 170 healthy blood donors in the control group, the congenital and acquired thrombophilia group included 44 individuals with FV Leiden mutation and 38 individuals with factor VIII level >150 % without other proven thrombophilia. 347 subjects with VTE taking direct coagulation inhibitors were included in the anticoagulation group. Sixty women with a prophylactic dose of LMWH were included in the group of pregnant women. Kit Technothrombin® TGA RC Low and RC...
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