Category: Embolism

Coagulation factor 12 deficiency is a deficiency of the coagulation factor E.D., which is a possible cause of thrombophilia, as well as other disorders such as congenital E.D. deficiency, liver…

Susceptibility to embolism may cause venous thromboembolism in pregnant women, which can lead to adverse effects such as intrauterine growth restriction, embryonic arrest, intrauterine hypoxia in the fetus, and also…

Easy thrombosis is a state of hypercoagulability of the blood due to an inherited or acquired deficiency of the anticoagulant proteins coagulation factors and fibrinolytic proteins. If it is due…

The main characteristic of pregnant women with eosinophilia is that it tends to lead to embryonic arrest in the early stages of pregnancy, and is also prone to miscarriage and…

Easy thrombosis is not necessarily born, but may also be acquired, i.e., acquired. The condition is caused by an imbalance in the body’s coagulation control mechanism due to various factors,…

IBS, which may lead to fetal arrest, is a pregnancy disorder with a high thrombotic risk, leading to a high number of adverse pregnancy outcomes, which may be improved with…

IBS in pregnant women is a thrombotic disorder that necessitates hospitalization during the onset of the disease. It has a significant impact on the health of pregnant women and can…

Easy thrombosis playing low molecular heparin for 7-14 days, after the condition is stabilized, it can be changed to oral anticoagulant drug treatment. Easy thrombosis patients are prone to form…

Embolism can have a significant impact on pregnant women. A good pregnancy depends on an adequate blood supply to the placenta, and thrombosis of placental tissue can cause a decrease…

　　I. The concept of thrombophilia.　　In 1965, Eegberg used the term “thrombophilia” when reporting on a Norwegian family with a tendency to thrombosis, and since then the term has been widely…