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- Perioperative Bleeding
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Factor Deficiencies
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Liver Disease
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Bleeding in Surgery/Trauma Related Bleeding
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Massive Bleeding
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Dilutional Coagulopathy
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Coagulation abnormalities can arise from massive bleeding, such as loss, consumption or dilution of coagulation factors, platelets and other blood cells involved in hemostasis.
4Massive bleeding is commonly defined as loss of entire blood volume within 24 hours, or loss of 50% of blood volume within three hours.
14Massive bleeding and coagulopathy may be associated with a number of conditions and procedures such as advanced liver disease, obstetric complications (post-partum hemorrhage), disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), major trauma or surgery. It may also be caused by a deficiency in plasma fibrinogen levels.
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products used in the treatment of coagulopathy associated with massive bleeding include:
- Beriplex® P/N, Confidex®
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Haemocomplettan® P